Sentence examples for difference in recognition from inspiring English sources

It is doubtful that the differences in scholarly (or social) achievement between winners and runners-up justify the incalculable difference in recognition and fortune accorded.

LDP and LTP outperformed LBP, achieving very similar results to one another with only a 0.1 to 0.5% difference in recognition accuracy.

This led them to conduct a final direct correlation of the face inversion effect: they computed the difference in recognition performance for upright and inverted faces and did the same for the corresponding fMRI responses, and then correlated the two derived measures.

The sex difference in recognition of depression reflected the difference found in young Australians [ 16].

Scores on the Verbal Recognition Memory Test confirmed no group difference in recognition memory for the film (Table 2).

Reassuringly, there was no difference in recognition of the permanent and transient landmarks in the first or final quarters.

Additionally, different prevalence estimates in diagnosed ADHD may reflect differences in recognition rather than true differences in levels of underlying impairment.

Study 2 examined age-related differences in recognition expressed by three types of virtual characters differing by human-likeness (non-humanoid iCat, synthetic human, and human).

This implies that differences in holistic processing for different face types may be an important variable driving corresponding differences in recognition memory for own-age as well as own-race faces.

Other results suggest that scale differences in recognition memory experiments may not matter.

Tournament markets amplify "small differences in productivity into large differences in recognition and reward," Freeman and co-authors continue.