Sentence examples for difference of the amount from inspiring English sources

Besides the difference of the amount of the modified PIPAAm, no distinct difference was found between the properties of GG-TCPSs and normal-type PIPAAm gel modified TCPS (NG-TCPS) through XPS, AFM and a contact angle measurement.

MAS5-analysis provides a similar difference of the amount of absent probes with 63% and 53% for the A- and B-samples, respectively.

In our result, there was no statistically significant difference of the amount of surgical bleeding between the two groups, whereas the group B showed statistically longer operation time, much more complications than group A which may be influenced by higher excision rate of para-aortic lymph node in group B. Therefore, it is important for patients to have accurately para-aortic lymphadenectomy.

Stretch-induced production of LTE4 and PG are expressed in pg/mg of bronchial tissue and corresponds to the difference of the amount (concentration × volume) of LTE4 or PG excreted into the organ bath immediately before and 15 minutes after stretching.

This ratio of the size of a difference to the amount of variation enables us to judge whether a difference is statistically meaningful (i.e., significant).

The surface charge density was calculated from the difference of the amounts of added acid or base to obtain the same pH value of suspension as for the background electrolyte.

Surface charge density was calculated from the difference of the amounts of added acid or base to obtain the same pH value of suspension as for the background electrolyte.

To normalize the differences of the amount for different samples, U6 was used as internal control as well as experimental positive control.

Fig. 5 Differences of the amount of carbon and composition ratio of ZnO before and after post-baking.

There were no significant differences of the amount of water consumed between nicotine-exposed group and control group.

This phenomenon was reflected in the differences of the amount of fibronectin monomers extracted from both types of wounds.