Sentence examples for by a difference of from inspiring English sources

A second criterion that must be satisfied before an item is included is to load to different components by a difference of more than 0.20, a level suggested by Labarere et al [ 10].

The number of codons under positive selection is also found higher in LSE than in single copy genes for different cluster size categories and thus cannot be explained solely by a difference of power to detect positive selection between the two datasets.

The election was decided by a difference of 537 votes.

The experimental results have shown an agreement by a difference of 5% with the simulation results.

However, HOI men were slightly leaner, by a difference of 1.1 kg/m2 in BMI (p = 0.041; Table 2).

The transport is driven by a difference of humidity, defined by equivalence with the difference in chemical potential of water.

With counting completed from 98.98% of polling stations, the no vote led by 50.2%to49.8%8%, a difference of fewer than 54,000 votes out of almost 13 million cast.

If we're off by 2percentthathat's a difference of $2 million.

Dividing by the larger curve yields a difference of 0.324.

AM407400 was only represented by two clones which showed a difference of two nucleotides.

If we follow this line of growth, the population should have been 711.18 million by 1962, instead of 658.59 million, a difference of about 52 million individuals.