Sentence examples for differences in the boundaries from inspiring English sources

In principle, however, variations of G1 length among different mutants, or growth in different nutrients, could arise from differences in the boundaries of G1 in each case (e.g., different mutants may enter and/or exit G1 at different sizes) and differences in the rate (i.e., growth rate) at which cells traverse G1 in each case.

The visual join cost calculation was based on the pixel-to-pixel color differences in the boundaries of the segments to be concatenated.

Although slight differences in the boundaries of the haplotype blocks are observed between the patient, control, combined patient-control cohort, and International HapMap Project database marker groups, the overall haplotype block pattern is similar between the four groups.

Significant differences in the boundaries of the putative exons are interpreted as alternative splicing events.

Slight differences in the boundaries of the remaining two genes, as identified by Tiling Assembly, resulted in shorter genes.

The difficulty in capturing the heuristic rules defining domains in an algorithm is illustrated by the fact that an analyses of the performance of these methods, judged using a manually validated benchmark set, showed that all three approaches only agreed about 10% of the time and that frequently there were considerable differences in the boundaries assigned [42].

The variance in lattice strain between grains can therefore be attributed to differences in the boundary conditions imposed by the different sets of neighboring grains.

The findings indicate some differences in the boundary crossing that can be discussed in relation to institutional and situational factors.

The impacts of the cloud microphysical schemes are clearly indicated by the differences in the boundary layer top height, vertical distribution of liquid water, and the precipitation flux, as shown in the previous section.

The slight difference in the boundaries of the age subgroups between the current study and that used in the phase 3 studies (70 vs. 65 y) could also affect the comparison as patients in the above 70-year subgroup were older on an average and therefore potentially more susceptible to certain AEs.

Although the same region was detected with all the algorithms, there were marked differences in the region boundaries reported by the different software.