Sentence examples for between samples of different from inspiring English sources
Applying the filters onto the spectra of new samples, the difference between samples of different class can be obtained and the difference can be used for discrimination of these samples.
Since all 13 surveys used the same method for data collection (a 7-day fluid-specific record), this pooled analysis gave the opportunity to observe differences in intake patterns between samples of different countries.
The data obtained from the apparatus were further treated by a mathematical model, which yielded distinguishable release profiles between samples of different compositions.
It is also highly recommended that when constructing PARAFAC models or monitoring changes in fluorescence data between samples of different origins, that the pH be held constant to remove any potential artifacts or misinterpretation of data.
Unsupervised clustering failed to discriminate between samples of different severity.
This plateau precludes discrimination between samples of different low concentrations.
It is a special case of Chernoff distance which measures the overlap between samples of two different probability distributions.
We used a modification of the MSAP protocol to reveal global variability in CG methylation patterns between samples of the different specimens studied [ 36].
Pathway-level expression analysis is the final goal of this protocol, enabling researchers to view and explore the differences between two samples of different species, in terms of one reference species' pathways, tying the difference in gene expression into the true biological differences and allowing for a much more human-readable set of results.
The frictional behavior of the samples at a constant slip velocity V of 0.28 mm/s differs between the samples of different lithostratigraphic units (Figure 4).
An ANOVA comparing genetic distances between paired samples of different tissue type combinations showed a modest statistical difference between sample types (F 3,82) = 2.93, P = 0.03; Fig. 3).
