Sentence examples for difference representing from inspiring English sources

This approach provided for every dataset two gene lists with the intersect representing agreement and the symmetric difference representing different biological interpretations, which are solely caused by the different noise models (cf. Table 2, columns 'Comm. genes' and 'Diff. genes').

'Expected' and 'realised' facilities are compared – with the difference representing the 'disgruntlement' factor (after Stradling et al., 2007).

The overall process operation can be described by temperature difference representing the energy stored per unit heat capacity, the storage bed utilization ratio and the turn-around efficiency.

Although measurement of pH is on a logarithmic scale, with each whole number difference representing a ten fold difference in acidity, the practical significance of any such difference will often depend on the context.

On average, HCs performed better than eBPs on the MSAT, with the group difference representing a small effect size.

Usually the taxable income is a lot less than the cash distribution, the difference representing noncash tax deductions for depreciation and well depletion.

A company spokeswoman said the difference represented different tax treatments and interest rate assumptions on inter-company debt.

This means that the 0.01% difference represents a different unstable topographic cells area of 120800 m2.

The trick is not just to be able to tell who is different but to be able to tell when that difference represents something truly cool.

That difference represents over 4.5 million people without work.

The difference represents the value of the right to build.