Sentence examples for assumptions the difference from inspiring English sources
Based on these assumptions, the difference between the Sm/Nd ratios of the EDR and CHUR during formation of the EER can be traced back from the present-day 142Nd/144Nd ratios of ASE and CHUR (Fig. 1) using the following equation: Fig. 1 Schematic illustrations of EER formation.
Thus, with these highly conservative assumptions, the difference between these two graphics is highly statistically significant.
Under this assumption, the difference between [I]IBZM SPECT scans before and after acute DA depletion provides a measure of the proportion of striatal D2R occupied by endogenous DA at baseline.
This approach has the advantage that the results are not affected by assumptions concerning the difference in utility between partial and full retirement pensions.
Where model assumptions hold, the difference in mortality risk depending on episode is quantified by a sum of group risks.
From these assumptions, the phase difference at two receivers can be approximated as [7] frac{c}{2pi g} phi_{1}-phi_{2}) = q + eta approx q, (6).
Although the estimates of past TCDD exposure could have been based on some incorrect assumptions, the substantial difference in average serum TCDD concentrations between Ranch Hands and comparison subjects indicates that the impact on estimated associations was probably modest.
rests on the assumption that the difference between good and evil is obvious to any reasonable human being.
Hence, the data sets of the parameters could be described without any statistical assumption and the difference between data sets, if there are any, could be reflected directly.
The F-statistic is calculated for each country separately under the assumption that the difference of the fixed effects between each non-redundant pair of scaling models is zero, that is, (varvec{L}=varvec{I}) and (varvec{m}=varvec{0}).
In this work, we have taken the general equation of silicon TC and make the assumption that the difference between both values was too weak to influence the final result (metal heating).
