Sentence examples for difference in drift from inspiring English sources

The largest difference in drift capacity of up to 100% is observed between monotonic and cyclic loading for shear controlled walls under double-fixed boundary conditions and low axial load ratios.

We then defined a group-level "drift rate" AAT index as the difference in drift rate between the incongruent and congruent conditions.

There was no difference in drift rates between groups at T1 (ranksum z = −0.73, n.s)., nor was there a significant relation between drift rate and lifetime hours of experience with MT. Previous reports have shown that in many cases, increases in drift rate are accompanied by decreases in decision boundary (Bogacz et al., 2006).

The high separation power of small molecules is based on a doubled separation, primary the chromatographic by MCC and secondary by differences in drift time in the IMS.

Considerable inter and intra-annual differences in drift densities may be attributed to the pulsed, accidental release of the material during processing, packaging and transport (Moore, 2008).

Taken together, the differences in drift rates and nondecision times between the two tasks suggest that sensory and motor processes are modality specific, whereas the boundary separation might be less sensitive to the type of information that is accumulated.

Our measurement model was based on specific assumptions (i.e., any difference between conditions is captured by differences in drift rate rather than boundary separation, bias or non-decision time) that were based on specific characteristics of trial order and instructions provided in most AAT experiments.

However, the difference in the drift rate cannot explain our full set of results, because we also find areas that directly code for orientation and do not represent the drift rate itself (Gold and Shadlen 2007).

In the case of positive system, the peak drift and acceleration responses are slightly different than those obtained with the negative system: for example, the differences in the drift ratio and acceleration responses are 0.10% and 7.57%, respectively, when the yielding moment of ED bars is designed as half of the rocking moment.

The cross-isolate homogeneity in linkage patterns may be ascribed to an identical-by-descent "metahaplotype" block with pathogenic loci derived from the Daghestan ethnic groups' common ancestral metapopulation, while the cross-isolate differences may reflect differences in gene drift and recombination events in the history of local isolates.

These differences are likely to be the result of the differences in genetic drift and dispersal opportunities afforded to the two parasites by the different social systems of their hosts.