Sentence examples for difference between the choice from inspiring English sources

The results demonstrated that there was a statistically significant difference between the choice of TMOs between the SSD and the large screen display although the TMOs accuracy order remained the same across the two displays.

There is no difference between the choice values in experiments with two or three signals (each versus a single signal at position one) indicating that either position 3 contributes less to discrimination than position 1 and 2, or that the position effects are not cumulative.

But if the ant reaches the same point from the other direction -- coming from one of the branches, in other words -- the difference between the choices is more clear-cut.

In both cases, we found a statistically significant difference between the choices and environmental knowledge.

For other cases, the difference between the choices of the participants is very small; at most one participant.

Obviously, the difference between the choices l=1 and l=2 lies in the fact that in the second case, the resulting tracking algorithm is less sensitive to the availability of measurements than in the case when l=1; this choice is well adapted to the high level of clutter and to the targets that are temporarily not perceivable (as stated above).

Position 3 is relevant for this position transfer because the training pattern [Ø B Y Ø ] is transferred to [Ø Ø B B ] and the training pattern [Ø Y Y Ø ] to [Ø Ø Y Y] (with a significant difference between the choices in the transfer patterns, P = .0001, Fisher exact test, see Fig. 8E).

Reaction times also varied with choice difficulty, measured as the proportional difference between the two choices; i.e. with the difference between the choices divided by the larger choice, consistent with previous studies on monkeys using dot arrays (Brannon and Terrace 2000; Fig.  2c).

The discordance between different studies could be due to different methods of Treg purification (inclusion of all CD25 [ 46] versus the inclusion of only CD4+CD25high T cells [ 39]) and/or a difference between the choices of the patients enrolled in each study.

Since choice performance is expressed in % for each of the two alternatives and the model requires the calculation of differences between the choice performances, the % values are first linearized by calculating the corresponding probit values and then subtracting these probits.

Nevertheless, differences between the choice processes and choices of American and European patients do exist, often resulting from the distinct healthcare systems of the two continents.