Similarities and differences in the set-up are reported in this work.
The errors shown in this figure are recorded under essentially the same conditions as in Figure 17, where the only difference in the set-up is an active LCD screen visible in a part of the scene, leading to the high-harmonic noise distortion superimposed on the sinusoidal waveform.
Subclinical tumour extension is encompassed by defining a clinical target volume (CTV), and a further margin is added to take into account differences in treatment set up from day to day (PTV).
These differences in structure may set up the different patterns of gene activity that define each cell type, Aiden explains.
However, we believe that this is not the case and that the different results may also be partly due to the differences in the experimental/observation set-ups of the different studies.
In the following sections the differences in setting up the ZRM for axial and radial flow configurations are highlighted.
The difference in F-score between the set-ups that do not use dictionaries and the one that makes use of all the dictionaries is statistically significant and ranges from 2.2 to 2.8% points for the three categories: chemical, gene and disease.
Given the fact that our experimental data has two different time scales (hours and days) as well as various other differences in the experimental set-up (temperature, fish weight, feed etc).
Due to differences in the experimental set-up across rearing temperatures (see above), three different analyses were run for chill-coma recovery time and longevity.
Telluric currents arise from charges moving to attain equilibrium between regions of differing electric potentials; these differences in potential are set up by several conditions, including very low-frequency electromagnetic waves from space, particularly from the magnetosphere incident upon the Earth's surface, and moving charged masses in the ionosphere and the atmosphere.
However, differences in the metabolic set-up of study organisms compared to humans needs to be taken into consideration to prevent misleading conclusions from otherwise valid experimental designs.
