Sentence examples for differential is made from inspiring English sources

"That differential is made up by foreign investors," he says, and they're not always Russians.

This power differential is made explicit on the couple's first date, when Malloy lays out a frank sexual menu, telling Frannie that the only thing he won't do is beat her up.

Measurements and Main Results: The presumptive diagnosis of ipsilateral subclavian artery stenosis based on a blood pressure differential was made in 6 of 86 (5%) patients screened.

The first attempt to use an ESM to interpret wage differentials was made by Bowlus ([1997]).

This condition, in which affected women have a predisposition to complete hydatidiform moles (CHM), is not usually diagnosed until women have experienced several CHM when a differential diagnosis is made by demonstrating the CHM are diploid and biparental (BiCHM) in contrast to sporadic CHM which are androgenetic (AnCHM).

The suspension design makes all the degrees of freedom of the masses stiff, except for the axial differential mode which is made compliant in order to obtain a high intrinsic sensitivity of the differential accelerometer, ⪅ 10−14m s−2Hz−10−14m

A common assumption at the basis of mathematical neuroscience [7] is to model their behavior by a stochastic differential equation which is made of four different contributions: (i) an intrinsic dynamics term, (ii) a communication term, (iii) a term for the external input, and (iv) a stochastic term for the intrinsic variability.

Because the differential expression inference is made at the gene level rather than at the probe level, our model is an extension of Kendziorski's work [ 46, 47].

Pediatric renal masses are uncommon and the differential diagnosis list is made up of a mix of benign and malignant lesions.

Due to exceedingly rare prevalence of L. monocytogenes endophthalmitis, it is not high on most differentials, and diagnosis is made only after culture.

Differential diagnosis of sympathetic ophthalmia is made primarily on patient history and clinical presentation, with approximately 20% of cases being confirmed through histology [20].