Sentence examples for differential from the from inspiring English sources

1) PRAMS respondents may be differential from the total sampled population resulting in selection bias.

Typically outliers have a measurement differential from the preceding range in excess of several meters.

Similarly, NAP 72 (air transport) and NAP 42 (tobacco products) and NAP 07 (distribution of gas) all derive the bulk of their raw differential from the industry average firm effect.

It is differential from the center-focus problem for the elementary critical points, we know from Lemma 2.2 that when k > 1 for the first non-zero ν k ( − 2 π ), k is an even integer.

This difference between the all-or-nothing and hill-climb is because the fitness differential from the starting virus to the respiratory droplet transmissible A/H5N1 virus decreases as the number of needed mutations decreases (if some of the mutations are already present in the avian host) (table S2) (6).

The main contribution of this paper is to show for a CarSim® small SUV model the stability of a proportional-integral active front steering control from the yaw rate tracking error integrated with an electronically controlled semiactive rear differential from the rear wheel speed measurements; the stability analysis is based on Lyapunov techniques.

These differences are likely due to the time differential from when the fMRI was performed (ie, 8 h postbreakfast in our current study compared with 4 h postbreakfast in our previous study).

Friction loss, natural convection heat transfer coefficients, and temperature differentials from the primary to secondary side are dominant parameters affecting the recirculation rate.

An ultrasound can aid in the diagnosis with MRI imaging of the groin used to mainly exclude other differentials from the hip and adductor tendons.

Considering these equations in terms of differential from, take the following 1-form: (3.4).

Thus, if one ignores the differential from diagonal spans, the average separation of dot pairs was in the range of half a degree of visual angle.