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Supplementary Fig. S5 shows small difference between the averaged measured and estimated data.

We classified a region as associated with ESC if the difference between the averaged replication timing score of cancer to ESC was less than 0.5 for ECDs or more than −0.5 for LCDs (quantile-normalised and scaled WA scores).

In particular, regarding the emotion factor, the difference between the averaged differences in both groups was statistically significant.

Each vector was derived from the difference between the averaged coordinate from November 1 30, 2006, and the one from January 21 31 , 2007

The averaged noise frame is obtained by averaging the depth difference between the averaged background image and a specific background image.

The corresponding binding trace of the radioligand was calculated as the difference between the averaged values of the cell pole and the reference pole yielding in a stable background-corrected signal.

The gender pay gap is the difference between the average hourly earnings of men and women.

An easy test is available that directly measures overall bias: the difference between the average and the median.

The difference between the average upregulation across neurofeedback sessions and the transfer session was significant (t31 = 2.397, p = 0.023).

Those numbers were expected to a degree given the general size difference between the average man and woman.

"You know, darling," He said, "the difference between the average man and the artist is the difference between apprehension and sensibility.