Sentence examples for between regions based on from inspiring English sources

The best strategy will likely differ between regions based on the spatial distribution of H2 demand and variations in regional feedstock costs.

While Labour's MP for Newcastle East and former Cabinet Minister, Nick Brown, declared that the idea was simply "cruel and stupid", in January the party was actively calling for the Government's overall benefit cap to differentiate between regions based on the fact that someone in the north would need less than someone in London.

We found remarkable variation among diseases within specific income regions, which, in some instances, was greater than the variation between regions based on income.

158 The cost-effectiveness of no preventive treatment, therapy for asymptomatic antigenemia, or primary prophylaxis is likely to vary between regions, based on the underlying epidemiology of cryptococcal infection and availability of ART.

Reimbursement does not correctly represent true cost but we did not have access to this confidential data from our institution which varies between regions based on the contracts with vendors and insurance companies.

Comparisons of substitution rates between gene regions based on linear models of pairwise distance estimates between taxa show both ndhF and matK evolve more rapidly than rbcL, although the there is substantial rate heterogeneity within gene regions due in part to rate differences among codon positions.

The revolt was the culmination of years of tension between the regions, based on sharply felt feelings of persecution among many northerners.

These were proposed in Ref.[8] in a different context, namely as a measure of similarity between promoter regions based on transcription factor binding site counts.

Time-resolved TMS over multiple brain network nodes can elucidate the relative timings of functional relevance for behavior ("TMS chronometry"), while fMRI functional or effective connectivity (fMRI EC) can map task-specific interactions between brain regions based on the interrelation of measured signals.

In this work, we investigate the feasibility to estimating causal interactions between brain regions based on multivariate autoregressive models (MAR models) fitted to magnetoencephalographic (MEG) sensor measurements.

In order to better analyze complex systems of interaction, Pajek, a software package designed for examining large networks (Batagelj and Mrvar 1998), was used to visualize potential connectivity relationships between brain regions based on expression data from the ABA.