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The discrimination around this dose was studied in two successive trials by providing a greater amount of kairomone in the opposing arm, differing by a ratio of either 1.2 or 1.3.

Western musical scales consists of notes that differ by a constant frequency ratio of 2^1/12, a system known as equal temperament.

(Series whose successive terms differ by a common ratio, in this example by 1/2, are known as geometric series).

A series of studies have now shown that 6-month-old babies can use the analog magnitude system successfully so long as the magnitudes differ by a 2 1 ratio.

Transcripts that were reliably detected on at least 3 arrays that differed by a fold-ratio of >1.5 were considered to be potentially biologically important, and of these, those with a p-value of <0.05 in the CyberT test (with the parameters in Table 4) were considered to be significant.

In the wild however, growth of domesticated and wild salmon is more similar, and seems to differ at the most by a ratio of 1.25:1.25

Why do these estimates differ by an order of magnitude?

Secondly, the body size differences were typically much greater in the present work: the comparisons used by Thomas et al. differed in body size by a ratio of less than 8 1, whereas our comparisons have an average body size ratio of 125 1 [see Additional file 4].

In both situations, performance measures can be ranked if their likelihood ratio distribution functions differ by a mean-preserving spread.

Interestingly, we have observed that the T/B ratios differed by a factor of 2 in the case of 11A4-680 and 11A4-800 (Figs. 3 and 4).

Orthologous genes with an expression ratio that differed by a factor of at least 2 from the reference in at least 10% of tissues in one of the data sets were selected for hierarchical analysis (1,650 genes).