The phrase "analytical difference" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing distinctions or variations that can be assessed or evaluated through analysis.
Example: "The analytical difference between the two methods reveals significant insights into their effectiveness."
Alternatives: "analytical distinction" or "evaluative difference".
In fact, by agreeing to decide this case, the court was at least tacitly indicating that it perceived an analytical difference between disability and age that it needed to address; had it not, the justices could simply have sent the case back for reconsideration by the United States Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit.
The analytical difference between upper-bound and lower-bound calculations of TEQ values is negligible (< 0.1%), so only upper-bound concentrations are reported here.
However, early in familiarizing ourselves with the transcripts, developing the analysis codebook, and in performing preliminary analysis, it became apparent that the most notable analytical difference was stylistic rather than content-related.
Although we estimated a cut-off value of 3.1 mg/L for CRP in this study, we found robust evidence of a significant analytical difference between nephelometry and ELISA for the measurement of serum inflammatory markers, with a more marked difference in COPD patients.
The main analytical difference is our inclusion of network analysis to determine the age and diet effect on correlations between networks; however, we also used different programs (mummichog vs. MetaboAnalyst) to identify metabolites and map them to specific metabolic pathways that may be enriched.
These findings may be due to analytical differences resulting in different CpGs within each island analysed or may indicate that the rates and sites of CGI methylation differ between populations, perhaps because of genotypic variation (Kawakami et al, 2006) or differing exposure to environmental factors, such as diet (Al-Ghnaniem et al, 2007) or commensal microorganisms.
Pooled analysis, considered the gold standard for synthesising results from multiple studies, allows for comparison across different studies and metrics, free of artefacts introduced by analytical differences, and for derivation of statistically more stable results (Kheifets et al, 2006).
The purpose of this paper is to provide a review of the different ways that Kd values are measured, and demonstrate how the analytical differences may affect the prediction of the fate and transport of antibiotics in the environment.
At the same time, significant analytical differences were detected between the histones from the two types of cells.
Decrease in permeability of negatively charged oxalate with the chitosan content in the matrices, in spite of the high partition coefficient, explains the analytical differences with glucose electrodes.
When point-of-care instrument technology and the intrinsic design of the device leads to device-specific parameters or analytical differences from laboratory-based equipment, there is a risk of misinterpretation and erroneous treatment decisions.
