Sentence examples for differences in the schemes from inspiring English sources

In order to parameterize our model, we started with parameter values from two previous KCNQ1 channel gating models (Silva and Rudy, 2005; Zaydman et al., 2013) and were able to reasonably replicate the experimentally observed KCNQ1 channel gating behavior with some adjustments to the parameter values to account for the differences in the schemes of these models.

Reminding the differences in the scheme of analysis, such as kind of probe molecules, SAM or physical adsorption for probe molecules on the surface, and incidence angle of the pump laser, the AgNR array films seem to have similar SERS properties to those of the films fabricated by e-beam evaporation [10].

This theory relied on postulated differences in the allocation schemes of host species with different longevities and on parasitic castrator constraints on energy use.

Not much of a difference in the scheme of things.

Is it going to make a big difference in the scheme of things?

You may think that boycotting Burger King and stopping this merger won't make a big difference in the scheme of things given all the much bigger problems we face in the world today.

When the soil water is unevenly distributed in the soil layers, the differences in the hydraulic schemes emerge.

The Trade Union Congress of Tanzania (TUCTA) has focused on the differences in the pension schemes and planned a strike in May 2010 [ 42].

7 Comparison of the prevalence of LV diastolic dysfunction between our study and previous investigations is complicated by differences in the grading schemes used.

The general trend in Tanzania is an increased movement of health workers from the generally better-equipped church-run health facilities to the public health services, mainly because of the differences in the pension schemes.

Analyses of the 2001 foot and mouth disease (FMD) outbreak in the UK, and the 2004 H5N1 avian influenza outbreak in Thailand, for example, show that differences in the compensation schemes applied in each case had significant effects on the relative costs of disease and disease avoidance, and hence on the dynamics of the disease.