Sentence examples for be the net difference from inspiring English sources

Thus any change over time would be the net difference between what was produced by microbial activity associated with the feces (presumably gut flora) and the constituent microbial plankton minus the consumption of NH4+ by plankton and microbes.

The net outranking flow for each service provider s a is the net difference between the positive and negative outranking flows and is obtained using ϕ ( s a ) = 1 n f s - 1 ∑ x ∈ s π ( s a, s x ) - ∑ x ∈ s π ( s x, s a ) (5).

That is the net difference between almost $200 billion in positive results from programs adopted in 2008 minus losses of more than $30 billion from Obama's auto and housing rescues.

Because they do not react chemically, all that matters (for acid base purposes) is the net difference in their charges.

Maximal accumulation of Ca2+ is the net difference between SERCA dependent influx and efflux through Ca2+ release channels and passive leak pathways.

That is, the net difference in health loss due to stroke was estimated by subtracting the estimated HALE value for someone without stroke from that estimated for a person of the same age and gender with stroke to provide the final QALY loss result.

To evaluate the relative performance of two fingerprints according a single repetition of the benchmark, the following comparison statistic was used: the net difference between the number of series for which the correlation value for fingerprint A was larger than fingerprint B minus the number of series where it was smaller.

If a smaller number of IUI cycles is offered the opportunity costs would be minimised, but the net difference would always be in favour of the primary IVF strategy.

In this approach, the plasma weak acid concentrations (albumin and phosphate), the partial pressure of carbon dioxide (pCO2), and the strong ion difference (SID) (that is, the net charge difference between strong cations and strong anions) are identified as variables with independent effects on pH [ 6].

Our estimate is conservative because it is based on the net difference between retirement and cutbacks in services between those physicians who were very dissatisfied (adjusted by burnout proportions) and those who were not.

Cumulative GRp is the net recharge (difference between precipitation (P) and evapotranspiration (ET) rates) over the projection period.