Sentence examples for difference measured from inspiring English sources

The time difference measured by two different clocks t u and t v depends on differences in phase and frequency of oscillation of each clock.

In case of alteration, it is unlikely that the rate of isotopic exchange/recrystallization will be identical in skeletal tissues with different physico-chemical properties and any intra-individual difference measured in 14C age must result from differential diagenesis.

For threshold estimation, two different techniques were used: 1) calculation of 95%% confidence interval of the waveform score from all BSV measurements in all the patients included, and 2) regression analysis of "difference measured in mmHg between IOPg (dependent variable) and IOP Goldmann" and the waveform score.

Stimulation of the constructs resulted in an increase in the cell number in all scaffolds, with no statistical difference measured among them.

Through numerical solutions we quantify the difference (measured in certainty equivalents) to the preferred Merton solution of direct investments in a fixed proportion of risky and risk free assets.

An exact form for the distribution density of the phase difference measured at two space points is obtained, and from second order phase statistics the spatial phase correlation function is derived.

Assuming that the electrical potential difference measured in ISEs originates from adsorption of surface active ions (tetraalkylammonium cations, QA+) and co-adsorption of anions present in the sample, the surface charge density was calculated using the Grahame equation.

This difference measures the effect of Obamacare, the recession, etc., but not Citizens United.

This difference measures the combined effect of Citizens United as well as that of Obamacare, the recession and any other factor on electoral outcomes.

The difference measures answer yes, the ratio measures answer no.

Thus, the first order difference measures how much the data value changes, and the second order difference measures how much the rate of changes varies over time.