Sentence examples for difference of the depth from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the chemical difference between the Kaapvaal craton and the Siberian craton could not be originated by a difference of the depth of melting.

Discussion of Physico-chemical analytical methods used in this case study A crosscheck between all results of SEM/EDX and XRF shows similar results of chemical characterization, with difference of the depth of material penetration of each method.

Here the astigmatism is apparent in the difference of the depth of the minimum PSF width between the X and Y dimensions and as a deviation from the theoretical PSF width, most noticeably above the focus in the X direction.

We relate threshold differences to the depth of primary motor cortex and several often-used cerebellar targets.

To assess the impact of flap design on the periodontal condition, the weighted mean difference of the probing depth reduction (WDPDR) and the weighted mean difference of the clinical attachment level gain (WDCAG) at the distal surface of LM2 were used as the primary outcomes.

The influences of the difference of the water depths between the dock and the main channel, the dock geometry, the current and another berthed ship in the dock on the ship-ship interactions are studied.

Compared to equivalent studies from other plants (Table 2), the quantity of sRNAs acquired from C. trifoliata is at least 14 times more, which might be due to the difference of depth of the sequencing effort, the genome size of the plants, or the development stages of the samples collected in the different sequencing projects.

The joint line elevation of the tibia (JLET) was defined as the difference between the depth of resection and the thickness of the tibial insert.

A more problematic issue arises if the cases are on average more related to each other than are the controls (or inversely): the global difference in the depth of the genealogies of each group can lead to differences in alleles frequencies and thus generate spurious associations.

Insepction of actual skulls demonstrates that the difference in the depth of the dorsal concavity is easily detected visually.

In addition, the material left within the two main ice cauldrons at the end of the eruption was estimated from the difference between the depth of the partly tephra-filled cauldrons and the depth to pre-eruption bedrock (~33·106 m3).