Sentence examples for difference in the metric from inspiring English sources

The difference in the scores may be attributed to the differences in the metrics and TP calculation, i.e., the difference in the metric calculation is due to the fact that we have more score frames and hence we calculate their average, as described at Figure 25 and 25 in Table 1; the temporal processing method used gives us a better target to noise ratio.

This difference may be attributed to differences in the calculation of the metrics and the temporal processing method, i.e., the difference in the metric calculation due to the fact that we have more score frames and hence calculate their avarage (Figure 25); and as described in Table 1, the temporal processing method used gives us a better target to noise ratio.

The statistical analysis of the data is also compromised by the differences in the metric outputs.

The results of this study show a significant difference between FME and NFE in improvement of the speed metric, but no significant difference in the precision metric.

Although mean annualized factor consumption per patient during the 3 years preceding enrolment was greater in Group A than in Group C (P <  0.0001) and greater in Group B than in Group C (P <  0.0001) when all age strata were combined, analysis by age stratum showed no significant difference in this metric for either of the two younger age strata.

For regions that were, in fact, deleted from the maize genome, sorghum genes within the region should be the "best" match to fewer maize genes, whereas regions without detectable synteny, as a result of rearrangement or misassembly, should show no difference in this metric.

The large differences in this metric, which ranges from near 0%% to greater than 100%%, may reflect the shifting mosaic of silviculture activities that depend on decades of biomass accumulation and market timing.

All mechanisms reveal no significant difference in the channel occupancy metric.

Moreover, this speed-accuracy difference in lateral prefrontal cortex activity correlates with the speed-accuracy difference in the decision criterion metric of signal detection theory.

Figure 2 illustrates the difference in the p38 network metric between the two identified clinical groups.

This suggests that the CAE group is more clustered than controls; indeed, such a difference in the small-worldness metric between groups can indicate that the CAE group has a more lattice-like structure, indicative of network more vulnerable to target attack.