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The differences between these two types of samplers could be generated by differences in the time required to reach a stationary distribution.

Allelic variation was found to be generated by differences in the number of repeat units present of specific repetitive elements within the SVA, namely the CCCTCT hexamer repeat and in the most 3' of the two large central VNTRs.

Many number and polynomial sequences can be generated by difference equations of order two.

84 Although the contrast in CT images is generated by differences in the X-ray absorption properties of different tissues, the contrast in MRI scans depends on tissue-specific MR properties, such as proton density (ie, density of hydrogen atoms) and longitudinal (T1) and transverse (T2, T2*) relaxation times.

Card et al. ([2010]) show that the approach we follow would be invalid if the pattern of estimate sign and significance were generated by differences in precision rather than differences in effect size.

Rainbands can be stratiform or convective, and are generated by differences in temperature.

These dissimilarities are generated by differences in the evolutionary (diversification) histories of lineages across regions.

Instead, given their localization of the strongest effect to striate and/or neighbouring areas of extrastriate cortex, the findings from the face vs. baseline comparison suggest strongly that the largest gamma differences are generated by differences in image contrast between stimulus and baseline and not due to the presence (or absence) of a face.

In this section we use the equations presented above to determine how much of the racial gap in life expectancy was generated by differences in cause-specific mortality for black men versus white men, and for black women versus white women, respectively, in 2000 and in 2010.

Our rationale was that elective and emergency admissions are generated by different processes and the material differences in coefficients for the same covariate would appear to support.

Second, the different effects may be generated by the differences between Asian and Caucasian patients, related to socioeconomic and diet influences.