Sentence examples for between perfect and partial from inspiring English sources

Only 2 bp shortened PNA probe showed lowered melting point values (8 to 12 °C) and shorter length probe showed greater ΔTm between perfect and partial hybridization than that of longer (14 to 18 bp) probes (Fig.  6a).

In 310 S stainless steel, the presence of hydrogen was observed to reduce the elastic interactions between obstacles and perfect and partial dislocations; thus, enhancing the mobility of the dislocations.

These characteristics make PNA probe more acceptable to use in genetic variation detection studies because PNA probe makes a large difference in ΔTm between perfect match and partial mismatch, including even insertion and deletion.

The expected value of perfect and partial information will be estimated to inform future data collection.

There is a vast difference between perfect and abysmal.

The perfect vs. imperfect terminology is likely a reference to Aristotle's distinction between perfect and imperfect syllogisms.

Kant also distinguished between perfect and imperfect duties.

Expected Value of Perfect Information (EVPI) and partial EVPI (EVPPI) analyses were conducted to estimate the potential value of future research and uncertainty associated with the key parameters.

Now, in my sophomore summer as a gardener, I have learned a few things -- except, I'm afraid, the essential difference between partial sun and partial shade.

Methods: An assay that makes use of differences in thermal stability between perfect match and non-perfect match hybrids has been developed.

W2[green] is halfway between perfect disambiguation and chance level.