Sentence examples for considerable differential from inspiring English sources

This means that a digital customer is worth about two-thirds of a print customer – and that is before the considerable differential between print and digital advertising rates.

Thus, these elements showed considerable differential methylation by tissue.

Two items were removed due to either considerable differential item functioning (reading) or statistical redundancy (lifting).

Retrospective data may be affected by considerable differential and nondifferential measurement error.

We found considerable differential coexpression among genes between the untreated and letrozole-treated tumor samples.

GATA2, like PU.1, is expressed in MP, E, and N cells, but displays considerable differential DNA binding between compartments and gains further target gene discrimination through its interplay with GATA1.

Considerable differentials in wages, benefits, working conditions, and employment security have long favoured the larger firms, so that a major reason to unionize within such enterprises lies in shared motivations among permanent workers to protect their advantages while simultaneously avoiding harm to their company's competitive strength.

Overall, data from the Kazakh national study have shown considerable differentials in self-rated health by several socioeconomic characteristics.

There are considerable differentials in the average number of children ever born according to women's demographic, socio-economic, and cultural settings.

Consistently with findings in a recent report from survey in Almaty [ 10], our results on self-rated health suggest considerable socioeconomic differentials in health in Kazakhstan.

Nonetheless, considerable non-differential misclassification of the factual physical activity, introduced by the crude job title classification, may have substantially attenuated the true dose-response (Rothman and Greenland, 1998).