Sentence examples for assumed the difference from inspiring English sources
Randomisation was on a 1∶2∶2∶2 ratio for SP, CD, SP+AQ and AQ+AS to maximise information about the drugs whose use in pregnancy is less known; it was assumed the difference in outcome would be greatest for SP compared to other arms so the size of this arm could be smaller.
Then, assuming both lines have an accumulated inbreeding coefficient of F since the base populations, equating expectations: since it is assumed the difference is a result of drift.
People tut-tutting about media dons need to get over themselves and stop assuming the difference between professional and popular science sits on a hierarchical frame that places the former on top.
But assuming the difference holds, it was the first time since 2002 that United States exports exceeded those of Germany when both were measured in dollars.
identification of future direction of improvement a. assuming the difference between the ideal performances and the decrease produced by the application of real components it is possible to evaluate the future margins of improvements; b.
Assuming the difference between the sum of all other activities and the total amount of time was spent in this depth interval, the total activity patterns from moult to breeding can be estimated (Fig. 9).
bQuadratic weighted kappa was used assuming the difference between very high risk, high risk and low risk were comparably unequal.
We similarly assume the difference between y pri and y pr is Gaussian distributed with variance σ ˜ r 2. We noted that there is a small fraction of measurements that deviate by large amounts from the measurements in other replicates.
"When we say apples and oranges, we generally assume the differences are obvious," he says, but "I can't imagine having to listen for them".
We assume the differences between wolves and dogs to be an effect of domestication.
