Sentence examples for differences in the gradient from inspiring English sources

The diffusion velocity of carbon is considerably different between print techniques, leading to significant differences in the gradient of pixel values in the edge regions of characters.

Flies on differing yeast concentrations did not alter the ingestion ratio, because no significant difference in V/O relationship was found (P<0.0001, linear regression model), with no significant differences in the gradient and intercept of this relationship between the two different diet regimes (P = 0.447, respectively, P = 0.304: Table 1).

However, only multivariate data from community analysis detected differences in the gradient of contamination.

The ingestion ratio did not differ between chico1 heterozygotes and their controls, because a significant V/O relationship exists (P<0.0001, LMEM), with no significant differences in the gradient or intercept between chico1 heterozygotes and control flies (P = 0.3177, respectively, P = 0.3947, Table 1).

Characteristic features of measured temperature profiles, such as the differences in the gradients inside and outside of the heat-pipe regions, are used to derive the approximate magnitude of the liquid and gas fluxes in the subsurface.

The non-rigid method used in this work is based on the so-called gradient descent technique where the differences in the gradients of two image data are used to diagnose the position varying offsets between them.

The differences in the gradients of the two slopes forming the selection valley may reflect different local recombination rates along the chromosome.

Table 3 shows the means and P values for the differences in the gradients of plots of mean common carotid intima-media thickness against age for most deprived and least deprived men, adjusted as described for each model.

Nevertheless, despite gender differences in the slope of the gradient, for both women and men, there was a clear and consistent association between increments in SES and in health.

To investigate this possibility, we performed 1000 simulations in which we randomly identified a cut-off for each district and then looked at the difference in the gradients of the slopes before and after the random cut-off points.

This method narrowed, but did not eliminate, gender differences in the SES gradient.