Sentence examples for differences substantiated from inspiring English sources
In this tutorial, with the introduction of sample complexity of analytical systems, we present a systematic look at classical calibration and inverse calibration with their differences substantiated, internal links understood and the characteristics of analytical systems that they can model clarified.
This substantial difference substantiates the existence of strong coupling between the molecular polarizability and the backbone conformation in the polysilanes.
These group differences were substantiated in the permutation analyses which revealed that adults with ADHD displayed significantly less ERD and significantly shorter beta rebound ERS across both alpha and beta activities.
However, these differences further substantiate the reported differences in pain and work ability.
In contrast, several studies have substantiated differences between these two populations; for example, there are higher odds of a family history of psychopathology and developmental problems in adolescents [ 11, 12].
This clear difference further substantiates division of the isolates into two independent groups.
Global differences in brain IMPase activity have not been substantiated [38], [39], although differences could be missed by sampling different populations, or if changes only occur in a small subset of cells or brain regions.
Importantly, the group differences regarding the problem size effect can not be explained by systematic differences in impaired cognitive processing, because an additional ANCOVA incorporating the adjusted SIDAM-value as covariate substantiated the group differences.
But these differences do not substantiate the belief that the Democrats and Whigs were divided ideologically, with only the former somehow representing the interests of the propertyless.
This is greater than the decreases of 2.7 kg with orlistat and 4.3 kg with sibutramine reported in another meta analysis (Padwal et al. 2003), although any differences would need to be substantiated in head-to-head comparisons.
