Sentence examples for difference in large from inspiring English sources

Scientists can allow themselves to hope that 15 years will make a difference in large part because of the sequencing of the human genome, whose effective completion was announced yesterday, and the advances in technology that have accompanied it.

The difference in large binding energy between sim-K1 and sim-K2 may be caused by their conformational distinctions as the G-quadruplex structure in sim-K1 was more compact than that in sim-K2.

In addition, comparing the features of wind speed and direction with those of soil particles seen in Figs. 4 and 5, the difference in large particle movements for both bays with season is considered to be controlled mainly by the difference of wind speed with seasons.

For the rest, researchers say mammography won't make a difference, in large part because their cancers are slower growing (or will never become invasive) and treatments have improved, making early discovery through mammography less urgent.

This difference in melting concentrations is much smaller than the one between 5 and 20 mM C12 incubation with Aβ42 (Figure 7C) indicating thermodynamic stability of the aggregates contributed to the difference in large part and not just the shielding effect of NEFAs.

Unlike the observation in Nannochloropsis[ 12], no difference in large IR repeat size was observed either between strains or genera.

The difference in large-scale flow features is believed to be a result of the models' different representation of the hill surface.

It is argued that this difference in large-scale patterns, rather than retreat of sea ice, was responsible for anomalously dry and warm atmospheric conditions over the North Slope in summer and autumn 2007, suitable for high tundra fire activity.

While the Kirkuk front has seen only minor skirmishes, PKK fighters have made a decisive difference in larger engagements elsewhere.

Connectomes were then compared using two complementary methods: permutation tests for pair-wise connections and Network Based Statistics to probe for differences in large network components.

We present a new data visualization approach (QAPgrid) that reveals patterns of similarities and differences in large datasets of objects for which a similarity measure can be computed.