Sentence examples for differences in reflection from inspiring English sources

Together, these findings provide evidence in support of a valid measure of inter-individual differences in reflection.

We hypothesized that this method could detect differences in reflections in PH patients compared with healthy controls and could also differentiate certain PH subtypes.

Because the students in the two programs have similar socioeconomic status and similar curricula, it was anticipated that differences in reflections would be due to differences in culture and life experiences related to the cultures.

No discernible difference in reflection peak angle was observed, despite a relatively large variation in Cu content.

The implementation of tabular serialization also exposed some differences in Java reflection implementations across operating systems.

Hence, this research was designed to investigate: (1) the potential use of remotely sensed data to discern and identify differences in spectral reflection patterns (spectral signatures) of winter wheat canopies with and without Russian wheat aphid infestation, and (2) the relationship between spectral indices and Russian wheat aphid abundance in wheat canopies growing in field conditions.

Their results showed that although there were not any significant differences in THz reflection images, the enhancement was high under IR irradiation and the differential mode enabled cancer diagnosis.

Differences in the reflections allow researchers to map seafloor geology, and such seismic surveys are often used to identify new sources of oil and gas, as well as earthquake-generating faults or magma chambers that could create volcanic eruptions.

From an acoustic point of view, the maximum magnitude is a modification of the echo reflection from the cartilage surface, and hence differences in the surface reflection indicate significant alterations in the acoustic impedance among degenerated cartilage samples.

The pattern is created by the difference in light reflection between the warp-faced and weft-faced areas.

A first estimate of the band-gap of the Sn x N y nanowires grown on Si(111) was obtained from optical reflection measurements using a UV IR spectrometer at near normal incidence on both the NW sample and the Si(111) substrate for comparison, shown in Fig. 5. Clearly evident is the distinct difference in the reflection spectra from the substrate and the NWs.