Sentence examples for consistent number between from inspiring English sources
The South Korean military has maintained its armed forces at a consistent number between 600,000 and 700,000, and has steadily modernized based on its economic dynamism.
n: number of linked records between MDC and RBDM n1: consistent number between MDC and RBDM The mother's Indigenous statuses were highly consistent between the MDC and RBDM.
This results in different numbers of clusters for each set of IPLs clustered, so to find clusterings with a consistent number of clusters between all datasets, we collapsed the smallest clusters by reassigning small cluster members to the closest large cluster.
The number of rotifers or Artemia fed to each tank was reduced according to the number of zooplankton added (~250,000 per tank per feeding) to maintain consistent numbers of prey items between tanks.
In addition, the effects of an additional round of amplification on gene expression profiles have been reported to be minor on the basis of high Pearson correlation coefficients of all genes (0.85 to 0.94) between one and two rounds of amplification [ 4, 10, 11] and of consistent numbers of differentially expressed genes detected between one and two rounds of amplification [ 12].
While this approach provided the benefits of homogenization of the starting population, and consistent cell numbers between replicates, we encountered difficulties in adapting this protocol to our needs.
Further, we make new predictions about the effect of elongation regulation on the consistent control of total transcript number between cells, and identify which elements in the transcription induction pathway are most sensitive to molecular noise and thus may be most evolutionarily constrained.
Using two way ANOVA, there is a consistent, statistically significant difference in leaf number between mybr1 x mybr2 and the Ox MYBR1 lines but no significant difference between control and ACC treatments.
The lack of any difference in osteoclast number between genotypes is consistent with a previous report [29] and suggests the possible absence of any primary defect in bone remodelling.
There was neither a strong nor a consistent relation between number of children and perceived health in women and men.
Everyone chose a number between one and seven.
