Sentence examples for difference between the characterized from inspiring English sources
The main difference between the characterized coils is covered inside tape architectures.
The energetic difference between the Fermi level (characterizing the energy up to which the states in the metal are filled) and the 2P HOPS (EF − EHOPS2P, cyan diamonds) and 2P LUPS (ELUPS2P − EF, red circles) peaks is a measure for the electron and hole injection barriers.
The F ST values within the Korean cattle populations ranged from 0.014 to 0.036 which is lower than the differences between well characterized European beef (0.042 0.075) or dairy breeds (0.111; Table 3).
We also identified the difference between the two data sets and characterized it in terms of drug categories, ADE categories and ADE frequencies.
Therefore, we wanted to further explore pathways involved in the observed differences between individual lymphomas characterized by specific gene module activation.
Considering the amount of statistical comparisons, we can also suppose that an enlargement of cases series might enable to show a statistical difference between the 2 models of connections characterizing the 2 forms of migraine.
This property, of having a fixed difference between the distances to the foci, characterizes hyperbolas, so the possible centers of the solution circle lie on a hyperbola.
On the other hand, non-supervised learning is used when no previous assignations are available; the goal is to divide the data into clusters of samples and to identify the differences between the genes that characterize such groups.
The album finds the duo splitting the difference between the distorted bare-bones blues that characterized their earlier work and the more layered, psychedelic style they adopted on 2008's Attack and Release.
Similar to several of the other phenotypes characterized, the difference between the OreR and Aut nuclear backgrounds was pronounced, with the simw mtDNA having a more significant impact in the OreR background.
Characterizing the difference between the Anglo-Saxon and the Heaney versions, he said: "The original is barbaric in a beautiful way.
