Sentence examples for differences in the equivalent from inspiring English sources

The EIS study demonstrates that the differences in the equivalent circuit fitting parameters can be related to the different surface characteristics of the electrodes.

Using experimentally estimated nucleation parameters in the modeling, a log normal nucleation undercooling distribution provided slightly but not significantly better agreement with experiments than a Gaussian distribution, with remaining absolute differences in the equivalent circular diameter of up to 31%.

The efficiency of the nanoparticles to inhibit the growth of microorganisms was determined by calculating differences in the equivalent number of colony forming units before and after treatment as a percentage of microbes that were inhibited by the particles and was calculated from the previous equation.

quantitative measurements showed a significant gender difference in the Equivalent Ear Canal Volume at 226Hz and on the Peak Compensated Static Acoustic Admittance at 1000Hz.

This warming was accompanied by enhanced cyclonic circulation at the 500 hPa level.The difference in the equivalent potential temperatures between the uncoupled and coupled models at 60 h had a wavenumber-1 asymmetric structure (Figure 12c), indicating that the difference between the tracks simulated using the uncoupled and coupled models was significant.

At present it is not clear, whether the C-terminal domains of the C. elegans Hh-related proteins can add a cholesterol moiety to the N-terminus analogous to Hh, since there are sequence differences in the SRR equivalent region.

This is seen in Fig. 4, where the feedforward delay is taken to be 1 ms. The simulations used to produce Figs. 4, 5, and 6 were similar to those presented in the previous subsection, the only difference is in the equivalent PRCs used, and in the case of Fig. 4, the length of the feedforward delay.

Moreover, in contrast to Kendall's τ, Spearman's ρ assumes that differences in the rankings are equivalent.

Differences in the 200 hPa equivalent potential temperatures (color shading) and 500 hPa wind (vectors) simulated using the uncoupled and coupled models (uncoupled results subtracted from the coupled results) for T1109 at (a) 36 h, (b) 42 h, and (c) 60 h.

There were no significant differences in the mean spherical equivalent (SE) and astigmatism between the FSL-DALK and the FSL-PK groups, nor between the subgroups of FSL-DALK during the follow-up period (P > 0.05).

The difference in the ionospheric equivalent current between the EEASs and omega bands may be attributed to a large temporal variation in the surge structure, in which the distributions of the FACs and the ionospheric conductivity vary from moment to moment, in contrast to the more stable, well-defined wavy structure of omega bands.