Sentence examples for differences between the averaging from inspiring English sources

The differences between the averaging methods used are shown to be significant and demonstrate the inherent dangers of assuming that frequency and ensemble averages are equivalent, a common assumption of traditional S.E.A.

There were no significant differences between the average levels for different STP categories, except for US snus.

There were significant differences between the average seed sizes from the different populations (ANOVA, p-value = 0.001).

The differences between the average school-board election and a high-profile presidential race are huge.

Here, he explained the differences between the average American smith's treatment of this form (which he follows) and the version generally found on industrial cutlery.

Q. Can you break down the differences between the average sticker price and average net price in the three big categories -- public two-year colleges, public four-year colleges and private colleges?

So the differences between the averages are insignificant.

The mean differences between the average and high use patterns are not significant in any of these countries.

These results, along with the significant differences between the average quiz scores of the three groups, suggest that students can learn evolutionary theory regardless of their religious preferences.

Rothstein found that the U.S. is more unequal in social background, so he wondered whether differences between the average U.S. scores and those of its competitors were driven by that inequality.

Although bacteria from within the Type A associates cluster were found across sites, differences between the average contributions of the ribotypes were evident by site (Figure 5).