Sentence examples for differentiated average from inspiring English sources
Again, most variation was within nests (84.9%), while the remaining 4.4% of variation occurred among nests within cities. Melbourne and Perth nests were the most genetically differentiated from each other (average FST = 0.185), whereas Melbourne and Adelaide were the most genetically similar (average FST = 0.116) and Adelaide and Perth nests were moderately differentiated (average FST = 0.138).
In the analysis of data, plateau phases and pressure peaks were differentiated and average pressures under the curve calculated.
First, populations appeared highly differentiated, the average F ST value of 0.81 estimated among Moroccan populations being similar to that reported in the northern limit of the species native range [ 18, 20].
The rich mosaic of areas of the North Zone are socially differentiated by the average level of income of their inhabitants, closely reflected in the urban infrastructure and public services that are locally available.
These data do not significantly differ (P > 0.1, Student'st-test) from control tests performed with "free" NGF (80 ng/mL in the culture medium) where, after three days of incubation, almost 95% of the cells were differentiated with an average neurite length of about 30 μm (data not shown).
A positive SE indicates that the gene list Q has a higher overlap with stemness modules compared to differentiated modules on average.
Microarray results with this "Reference" data set should reflect transcript levels in the average differentiated embryonic cell.
Since individual CRSS in different loading directions is not differentiated, a weighted averaged value is expected to be more meaningful, which is approximated by Eq. (11).
Cell lines were split into pluripotent and differentiated categories, and averaged.
Figure 4 Municipal value added in the average municipality, differentiated by RE technology.
Figure 5 Municipal value added in the average municipality, differentiated by stage of the value chain.
