Sentence examples for different from the frequency from inspiring English sources

The optimal frequency for maximum heat generation rate at a certain temperature is determined, which is different from the frequency for minimum total impedance.

Our results are different from the frequency response characteristics of the conventional, single-degree-of-freedom, clearance type non-linear system.

It is different from the frequency of repeatable events.

The frequency distributions of the P- and T-axes azimuths of the Yalova Çınarcık events are quite different from the frequency distributions of the Çınarcık basin events possessing one minimum and two maximums (Fig. 12).

The algorithm proposed by Hafez and Ghamry (2011) cannot be used for the three-second resolution data as the frequency content is totally different from the frequency content of the one-minute data.

This feature of time domain CIR matrix for the proposed TDE method is completely different from the frequency domain CFR matrix for the conventional FDE methods of which CFR matrix is the full elements of matrix [3, 7 12, 14].

The 7.9-fold increased frequency of T2 with the 60 bp substrates in the rad51Δ/rad51Δ rad52-329/rad52-329 double homozygote was intermediate to and significantly different from the frequencies in both the rad51Δ/rad51Δ (p = 0.0062) and rad52-329/rad52-329 (p = 0.0043) homozygotes, indicating that rad51Δ partially suppressed the effect of rad52-329.

Also, similar to previous results, the msh2-L574S allele, which mutates a conserved leucine and confers an intermediate defect in intra-molecular gene conversion resulted in an intermediate 12- to 13-fold reduction in T2 frequency that was significantly different from the frequencies observed in wild type and msh2-null mutant cells regardless of substrate length.

The PPARA −54,642 A allele frequency in ACS patients was 0.30 in Caucasians and 0.60 in African-Americans, which is not significantly different from the frequencies in the healthy volunteers used for SNP validation (P = 0.53 and  = 0.26, respectively; see above), and suggests that the PPARA SNP is not an independent risk factor for cardiac ischemic disease.

The Kdr frequencies recorded were also high in this area and not significantly different from the frequencies observed in the resistance area (Table  3).

The frequency of MC1R variants detected in patients in our study was not significantly different from the frequencies in the general population, and were very similar to estimates obtained in unselected North-European populations.