Sentence examples for difference in propensity from inspiring English sources

However, it is noteworthy that the difference in propensity among the four nucleotides in different organisms is less than that of 20 amino acid residues.

This risk can be reduced by using a radius matching (RM) method, which imposes a maximum tolerance of the difference in propensity scores.

Similarly, females of both species mated with conspecific males (0.45) more readily compared to heterospecific males (0.07) and again the difference in propensity to mate with a conspecific over a heterospecific male was significantly stronger for G. campestris females (Figure 1C and Table 1).

The maximum difference in propensity score between each matched pair was 0.057.

Caliper is defined as the difference in propensity scores between selected matches.

Best matches are those with the smallest difference in propensity scores.

More population samples with different outbreak histories need to be analyzed to demonstrate that differences in propensity to gregarise evolve because of different outbreak histories.

Standardized mortality ratio (SMR) weighting was used to control for confounding due to differences in propensity scores.

Species differences in propensity to mate heterospecifically resulting in unidirectional hybridisation appear to be relatively common [12], [31], but completely asymmetrical reproductive barriers as found in this study (G. campestris never mated with G. bimaculatus but see [32]) appear to be rare (see [57] for an exception).

The maximum differences in propensity score between case and matched control was set at 0.02.

Therefore, no differences in propensity to fail are reported due to differences in storage to dissipation of energy.