Sentence examples for by comparing a difference from inspiring English sources

Two examples will be given in Section 4 to verify the extended numerical method by comparing a difference format.

While it is true that any stretch of DNA that belongs to all and only humans would be among those differences found by comparing a single human genome sequence to a single nonhuman primate or mouse genome sequence, any "uniquely human" differences could not be distinguished from the others without extensive infra- and inter-specific population studies which are not part of the HGP.

Thus, the model estimated within-day CAPs versus FA differences by comparing an individual dog's average response to that of its chambermate after adjusting for each animal's overall average response.

The number of quality-adjusted life years (QALYs) lost due to a specific disease can be calculated by comparing the difference in utility between a sample with the disease and the general population for different age groups.

Its concentration was quantified by comparing the difference in absorption relative to a standard curve.

Their experiments test mass-energy equivalence "directly" by comparing the difference in the rest-masses in a neutron capture reaction with the energy of the emitted γ-rays.

The test was done by comparing the difference of likelihood values 2λ to a χ2 distribution of 1 degree of freedom.

For each pair hypothesis, nested models are calculated by comparing the difference in log likelihood values to a χ statistic (LRT) for the detection of positive selection.

DMRs were identified by comparing the difference of averaged methylation values in a defined region between tumors vs. normal tissues (Additional file 1: Table S3).

We compute the significance of the difference between two curves by comparing the difference in the areas under the curves against a null model estimated by a permutation test (see Methods).

Location is determined by comparing the difference between the time and intensity of vibration at one sensor with the time and intensity at another.