We first carry out a conventional landscape analysis and observe, next to a number of common features related to the interaction structure, important differences between the instances, such as the number of solutions, the quality of the paths to the solutions, and the lengths and extent of the neutral paths for mutation.
Specialized DNA compression algorithms find approximate repeats in the sequence and then attempt to encode efficiently the differences between the instances of the repeat.
There were always significant differences between the three instances of blood sampling (Helmert transformation, all P<0.0001).
We found some differences between the regions, for instance related to the distribution of patient age and frequency of coding from chapter A ('general and unspecified').
Considering that the differences between instances of ASD can be extreme, the comparison between participants in a single study as well as across different studies is difficult and could be unreliable, thus compromising the strength of the findings.
Milton doesn't like to draw medical conclusions about humans from her new findings on monkey diets, saying that, "We are not monkeys, and we don't eat wild plants". But she puzzles over the immense differences between the mineral intake, for instance, of a Panamanian monkey and that recommended for an adult man.
29 The difference in peak-to-trough ratio between two countries may also lead to the identification of causes that may explain the seasonality, by considering differences between the two countries, for instance climatic differences, housing conditions and lifestyle patterns.
Both conditions of syntactic and semantic differentiation are met because the relevant differences between instances of different numbers are both highly circumscribed and conspicuous.
Goodman's insight about grid patterns and pictures suggests an immediate difficulty for explaining the digital status of images displayed on LCD screens: Clearly it will not be sufficient to point out that such images are pixellated, and therefore made up of small identical building blocks that impose a lower limit on the differences between display-instances.
This stratification aims to capture the differences between, for instance, urban areas where good quality health care might be available, and more remote areas where access to health care is limited or in extreme cases non-existent.
Intriguing though his idea is, Panek glosses over the real differences between the two men, claiming, for instance, that Einstein, the great realist of 20th-century physics, was "writing about the personal and idiosyncratic side of science - its subjectivity".
