Sentence examples for difference in the classes from inspiring English sources

We observed a major difference in the classes for the HGMD annotation.

The data suggest that tree-ignorant methods perform better on the myoglobin alignment (A), and there is no statistically significant difference in the classes on the myosin rod domain alignment except when using the empirically determined worst SCA cutoff choice, when the tree-aware methods perform better (C).

The diversity of the student body really made a difference in the class's education, the valedictorian, Gursimran Kaur, a 22-year-old from the Punjab region of India, told her classmates.

For example there is a large difference in the class best sampled in both datasets ("Tree cover, broadleaved, evergreen"), and a comparatively small difference for "Tree Cover, regularly flooded, saline water", a class which was not included in the LiDAR calibration datasets of either map, and that is known to have a distinct vegetation structure.

The differences in the classes of compounds recovered between each treatment tested (Table 2) are probably due to multiple factors.

Differences in the classes of immunity-associated transcripts accumulated differentially after a bloodmeal among strains were observed.

This is an issue given there are substantive clinical, practical and economic differences in the classes of compression technology.

There were no differences in the classes and number of hypertension medications used for therapy between the two treatment groups (Table 2).

1. To determine if there are differences in the classes of antihypertensive agents prescribed for the elderly population as compared with younger patients.

In addition, this study showed that there were significant differences in the classes of pathogenesis proteins in the berry skins of each cultivar in the absence of pathogenic pressures.

M. pneumoniae positive patients were more frequently pretreated with antimicrobial drugs; however, we found no significant differences in the classes of antimicrobial drugs administered, particularly not in the use of macrolides.