According to Figure 4, it is shown that difference of the error distribution about FEM method and sXFEM.
Using molecular dynamics simulations, it was shown that differences in ligands' binding affinities could be correlated to different behaviors and interactions during proton-transfer assembly of these ligands.
It is shown that differences in costs between the platforms' designs, once adjusted for statistical efficiency, are not always negligible.
It is shown that differences between departure routes can be captured, thereby illustrating the potential of this method to listen to different take-off procedures.
It was shown that differences between maximum speeds developed by the cylinder, determined in the simulation and experimental research, do not exceed 5%.
It is shown that differences in oxidizing power between cyclic and non-cyclic compounds are not due to differences in their reduction potential.
It is shown that differences in important flow features, such as the mean recirculation length, drag and pressure distributions are related to the strong Re−effects for Re<1000.
In psychological health treatment studies it has been shown that differences between therapists account for some of the non-specific effect of treatment but this phenomenon has not so far systematically been investigated in musculoskeletal disorders.
By measuring adsorption isotherms of N2, n-hexane, iso-octane and cyclohexane on various activated carbons, it is shown that differences in pore accessibility of tested adsorptives are specific for each adsorbent.
It has been shown that differences between disease alleles and wild-type alleles computed using the Grantham matrix are on average greater than those observed between putatively neutral polymorphic alleles, as well as inter-species differences [43].
