Sentence examples for based on slight differences from inspiring English sources
This effect has been used to separate different serum proteins in bulk ATPS, based on slight differences in their pH-dependent partitioning.
These faux surround systems count on "psychoacoustics," which works because we interpret the direction of a sound based on slight differences in three bits of information: volume, frequency and the time difference in hearing a sound with the right and left ears.
The two high mountain taxa, T. cembrae Kitt, 1912 and T. mugo Burmann & Tarmann, 1983, were described based on slight differences in morphology and host-plant use (Pinus cembra, Pinus mugo respectively).
These characteristics can vary between biological targets, even based on slight differences in genotype.
With sportive lemurs, subspecies were traditionally defined based on slight morphological differences, but new genetic evidence has supported giving full species status to these regional populations.
A thermal image is obtained based on slight temperature differences between normal tissue and pre-cancerous tissue that shows higher temperature because of higher blood vessel activity.
As described by Souers et al., the structure of ABT-199 was developed by reverse-engineering of ABT-263 based on slight structural differences in the P4 binding pockets of Bcl-2 and Bcl-xL, namely, the presence of Asp103 in Bcl-2 versus Glu96 in Bcl-xL.
The translated versions were discussed in order to reach consensus on slight differences in wording.
Since the selection of primers and probes in this study was based on probe annotations, slight differences in the location of probes or primers on the target sequence might result in the detection of different types of splice variants on the different technologies.
The signal is picked up by the antennas, and then a computer uses triangulation (based on the slight time differences of the signal reaching the various antennas) to determine location within about 10 feet.
Being based on overall differences so slight, EMG affords significantly poorer classification than EEG.
