Sentence examples for differential on from inspiring English sources
For Atlantic salmon, Hindar et al. (2007) provided estimates of selection differential on body weight for one-sea winter (1SW) grilse ranging from −0.08 to −0.52 kg, depending on the population and year.
This season, Kasparaitis is a minus-11 in 20 games, the worst differential on the team.
Women run faster with men as pacers, about a two-minute differential on average".
The spread, or risk differential, on Portuguese 10-year bonds over their German counterparts is now at 3.08 percentage points.
In February 2013, Bank of Ireland prompted fury after revealing it was triggering a "special condition" clause in loan agreements that allowed it to increase the "interest rate differential" on some of its UK base rate tracker mortgages.
Mr. Kalt, for example, said that during December -- when the average basis differential was $17 per million B.T.U.'s -- El Paso Merchant's average differential on natural gas it sold into California was $3.04, after offsetting hedging losses.
Bank of Ireland has prompted fury after revealing it was triggering a "special condition" clause contained in loan agreements that, it said, allowed it to increase the interest rate "differential" on some of its UK base rate tracker mortgages.
We find a price differential on the western and southern sides of the Portland metropolitan area ranging from $30,000 to at least $140,000, but no price differential on the eastern side.
Firstly, since the neural substrates of emotional processing in general are known to be altered in PTSD (Armony, Corbo, Clément, & Brunet, 2005; Phan, Britton, Taylor, Fig, & Liberzon, 2006; Rauch et al., 2000; Shin et al., 2001), any effects on memory retrieval are potentially confounded with effects associated with differential on-line processing of presented traumatic stimuli.
The U.S. now leads the group, on goal differential, tied on points with Jamaica.
However, this conclusion is based largely on differential dependencies on transcription factors.
