Sentence examples for differ of more from inspiring English sources

They were considered similar if they did not differ of more than 1%.

When the best score was shared by more than one complete copy, the date of the truncated copy was estimated only if the LTR divergence (i.e., the age) of the oldest and youngest of these matching complete copies did not differ of more than 1%, to ascertain that these complete copies originated from the same amplification burst.

Table  2 shows remarkable differences (i.e. transcripts with expression differing of more than 10 cycles) between the two cultivars.

They showed that the transport coefficients of BMIBr SO2 differ by more than 2 orders of magnitude to the molten phase of pure BMIBr.

Their findings and our results may differ because more of our patients had isolated GHD.

It remains to be seen how different well-worked-out versions of SCC theory will differ from more familiar forms of selection.

King's actions, which may differ from those of more conventional journalists, come out of his history as an activist and an N.R.O.T.C. cadet.

In the Senate, the interests of energy-state Democrats like Mary L. Landrieu of Louisiana or Robert C. Byrd of West Virginia differ from those of more environmentally sensitive colleagues like Barbara Boxer of California or Frank R. Lautenberg of New Jersey.

This suggests, says Phelps, that flashbulb memories differ from memories of more neutral events not because the details of the memory are preserved any better, but because we think they are.

A number of distinct clinical phenotypes exist within the ALS disease spectrum, and may be associated with rates of disease progression that differ from those of more typical ALS (see Table 1).

Strikingly, although these genes have a significant effect on the risk of AD, risks differ by more than two orders of magnitude lower than APOE.