Sentence examples for by small differences in from inspiring English sources

In order to correct for different expression levels, indicated by small differences in Qmax (Table 1), Δ F/ F0 values were normalized to Qmax (Fig. 4B).

These are people who buy and sell currencies simultaneously on different exchanges in order to profit by small differences in the quoted rates.

An international team confirmed the new varieties by genetic tests as well as by small differences in their skulls, teeth and other physical characteristics.

Females from different sibling species cannot be distinguished by experts, while males can be identified only by small differences in the shape of their genitalia, unrecognizable except under a microscope.

This stems from the observation that often the generic idea of chemical similarity is strongly influenced by small differences in the number and type of heteroatoms, i.e. molecules with several similar features (molecular weight, number and type of rings, bonds etc).

Schulze et al. state that "the soil in the unmanaged forests also contained more carbon, although it is not clear if this difference is caused by the absence of timber extraction, by difference in the historical management, or by small differences in soil properties"[21].

However, the importance of (external) HBS packing characteristics implies that the competition situation between alternative HBSs can be critically affected by relatively small differences in molecular geometry, for example by the size of the C5 ring substituents in the case of the aforementioned barbiturates.

Because the drugs are so similar, Merck and Pharmacia, which had 2000 sales of $40 billion and $18 billion, respectively, try to sell their brands by emphasizing small differences in the risks and benefits involved in their use.

A tournament offers participants the chance of winning a big prize--an independent research career, tenure, a named chair, scientific renown, awards--through competition 2. It fosters intense competition by amplifying small differences in productivity into large differences in recognition and reward.

However, the sequence divergences never changed more than 1 or 2 percent, so the trends we report using the COILS program (in this and our previous study), are not affected by the small differences in boundaries.

It is very difficult to evaluate the methods only by the small differences in accuracy rate.