Sentence examples for describe a difference from inspiring English sources
In Section 3, we describe a difference scheme based on cubic spline in compression for a second order singularly perturbed delay differential equation.
In the literature, effects that are due to differences in test design are called "mode effects," and studies describe a "difference between the latent competencies of a test-taker for two tests administered in different modes" (Kröhne and Martens 2011, p. 174).
The point I agree with -- and the one made more directly by Nate Silver -- was not to imply that the 5 point margin was outside the margin of error, but rather to object to the use of the phrase "statistical tie" to describe a difference that is not quite large enough to attain statistical significance.
We also describe a difference in apoptosis-inducing ability between DR4 and DR5.
Ash, Berg and Coeira [ 29] describe a difference between information transfer and communication by pointing out how a computer order entry system was a barrier to an existing communication practice.
In Study 2, we investigated whether gesturing the concept of variation, while at the same time verbally describing a difference in means, might support students' inclination to coordinate both mean and variation in their thinking.
Ait-Ali et al. [ 19] described a difference in PRRS susceptibility between macrophages isolated from Landrace versus Piétrain pigs.
Others describe "a huge difference in usability" across the academic contributions they received, recalling that "much of what we get ends up being parked in, 'Well, we accept it, publish it, make sure we footnote it somewhere', but it doesn't become part of the argument".
For example, returning to the realm of political fears, a new study found that people moved away from polarized positions, even when driven by fear, when they were asked to step back and describe a political difference from a broader, more abstract position.
First, our existing literature support for the association of anticholinergics and cognitive impairment lacks randomized, prospective clinical trials that describe a presumed difference in relevant outcomes.
