The phrase "average differential" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to mathematics, statistics, or economics when discussing the average difference between two or more values or quantities.
Example: "To calculate the average differential in sales over the past year, we compared the monthly figures and found a consistent trend."
Alternatives: "mean difference" or "average variation".
The number of differentially expressed PSRs and average differential PSR ratios are demonstrated in Figure 2, where darker red implies greater differences in genome-wide exon expression between two tissues.
In situations where outliers lead to an increase of variance or a decrease in average differential expression, the Gaussian noise model will overlook differentially expressed genes, which would be captured by the more appropriate t-distributed noise model.
Since average differential PSR ratios evaluate the average percentage of differentially expressed exons per transcript, this suggests that the alternative splicing events of these two tissues compared to other tissues is distributed broadly among transcripts.
Mr. Kalt, for example, said that during December -- when the average basis differential was $17 per million B.T.U.'s -- El Paso Merchant's average differential on natural gas it sold into California was $3.04, after offsetting hedging losses.
The average differential heat of NH3 adsorption (q) and the stretching frequency of OH groups (v) are in linear correlation with the intermediate electronegativity (Sint.).
We thus propose that plate convergence rate, which also controls the average differential stress of the orogen and its linear relation to the b value, is the first-order parameter controlling seismic hazard of mountain belts.
The final column of the table shows the average margin of victory for the 82 teams that won at least 12 games; note that the average point differential in Week 1 was over two full points below the average differentials in Games 2 through 14.
In brief, a pathway-level statistic is used to average differential-expression evidence across all genes (e.g., gene-level scores) in a given pathway (gene set C containing n distinct genes).
With the aid of stochastic averaging differential equations for the mean and variance of the process are obtained and integrated numerically.
By deducing the dimensionless coupling equations of three exciters, the synchronization problem is reduced to an existence and stability problems of finding the zero solutions for the averaged differential equations.
Indeed, when estimating neutral mutation rate of a gene in a short lineage, it may be more accurate to use the observed Ks of that gene in a long lineage (scaled down proportional to the genome-average differential in sequence divergence of the two lineages) than to use the observed Ks from the short lineage.
