Sentence examples for differences in the effective from inspiring English sources
The proportionality constant changes by up to 20% for other orientations of the single crystal; this change is attributed to differences in the effective charge on the oxygen ion on different surface orientations.
However, unicells and multicells are likely to differ in their effective population sizes and this suggests a simple explanation; that the proportion of effectively neutral mutations changes more in response to differences in the effective population size in the 18S rDNA than in the proteome.
It should also be noted that the differences in the effective dose between genders is due to the phantoms.
For the same composite (15 wt.%), differences in the effective current are measured for each of the two probing configurations.
Echocardiographic examination showedno differences in the effective orifice area, peakandmean aortic valve gradients, or leftventricularmass index betweengroups.
Nevertheless, the differences in the effective sizes of chemically distinct tetrahedral interstices (i.e. [Zr2Ti2], [Zr2TiNi], [Zr2Ni2], etc)., which are important for hydrogen absorption, remain rather small.
We attribute the observed difference in the effective cysteine concentration to the inhibitory effect of cysteine on γCTLase but not on β-galactosidase.
The saturated and capped group showed no difference in the effective moduli derived from different measurement methods, while the saturated and non-capped group showed a significant difference between the machine platen- and extensometer-derived moduli.
Another possibility for the difference between nitrogen and helium could be a difference in the effective trapping of ions for the different gas compositions.
Previously when you applied tilt-shift to a photo, the version you published would have "vast difference in the effective strength of the blur" compared to the preview.
