Sentence examples for average differences with from inspiring English sources

To prevent this, we only take into account the blocks whose average differences with the currently denoised block are smaller than some predetermined threshold Dmax.

A few algorithms (e.g., algorithms 12 14; Table 2) had large average differences with Steadman's relative humidity table for the unweighted metric, but small differences with the dew point temperature table based on the unweighted metric and for both tables based on the weighted metrics.

The major unfavourable differences with other countries were found when analysing lack of incentives, absence of relevant offers and lack of employer support (average difference with other countries by respectively 38.9, 33.5 and 26.6% points).

If gamma-power is partly familial, as suggested by a prior study in schizophrenia [ 35], then it stands to reason that dysfunctional gamma-band mechanisms will not be present in all relatives, resulting in an average difference with controls that is less than would be obtained in a comparison between probands and controls.

There is thus a need to move forward from investigating average differences between individuals with and without an ASD diagnosis, to also identify key dimensions of individual differences "within" the spectrum.

Other findings emerged concerning average differences between subjects with or without self-perceived halitosis, dental anxiety and the importance attributed to one's own mouth and that of others.

When adjusting for concealment of allocation (−0.11, 95% confidence interval −0.28 to 0.05, P=0.18) or patient blinding (−0.15, −0.30 to 0.00, P=0.047), average differences between trials with and trials without exclusions of patients were robust.

4 5 7 10 All have reported that these portable analyzers produce similar lactate values compared with their bench top counterparts with average differences ranging from −0.8 to 1.0 mM/l.

The problem is that variability differences are regularly confused with average differences.

Most of measurements were comparable, with average differences ranging between.002 and.066 mm.

Theoretical bone density changes correlated significantly with clinical densitometry measurements (DEXA) after 2 years across the Gruen zones (R2 > 0.67, p < 0.02), with average differences of less than 5.4%.