Sentence examples for difference in gain between from inspiring English sources
The difference in gain between the low-gain and high-gain version is 5 dB.
To avoid artifacts such as musical noise, the difference in gain between two separate subbands cannot be too large.
Even if this method for the threshold selection ensures uniformity in the data rate on both faces of the detector (and so, in principle on the threshold level), it is possible to have a residual difference in gain between the two arrays, and this difference can be corrected during the data analysis.
The difference in gain between frontal and peripheral locations is highest at high frequencies.
The difference in gains between the two years may be a reflection of how much value was placed on the modules in one year versus the other.
Using the same pre-post multiple-choice assessment we used in study 1, Pope et al. found significant gains from pre to post, but no difference in gains between the virtual (Darwinian Snails) simulation and the physical simulation, providing further evidence that the tutorial version is an effective tool to help students learn natural selection.
The cumulative gains were derived as the total difference in gains between the CZP treatment and placebo groups and are presented over the 6-month period.
For a start, we note that mere differences in gain between these pathways would leave the "topology" of the dose effect curve unchanged.
To further ensure that small differences in gain between CLEAr Lens channels were not responsible for observed differences in corneal potentials, a sine wave was introduced to all channels in the lens simultaneously at the start and conclusion of every experiment.
Whilst participants showed lower gain for vertical compared to horizontal pursuit (mean difference in gain of 0.23 between conditions; P < 0.001), this effect was similar between patient groups (no interaction between group and pursuit direction; P = 0.93).
(d) There was no between-group difference in weight gain between surgery and the start of the experiment or between the beginning and end of the experiment.
