Sentence examples for differing peaks from inspiring English sources

An additional methodology which distinguishes MSP-generated DNA containing a low level of methylation is high resolution melting curve analysis (HRMA or Mc-MSP) (Kristensen et al., 2008; Wojdacz & Dobrovic, 2009), which measures the quantitative ratio of methylated and unmethylated product as differing peaks so produced in the melting curve analysis.

It would expand market opportunities and allow more varied use of energy sources to help meet differing peak demand.

Studies assessing microanatomical development of the brain show that many brain structures have differing peak periods of growth.

Furthermore, two of the QTL groups covering larger genetic regions, LFRes5-2 and LFRes11-2, contain QTL that are minimally overlapping and have widely differing QTL peaks, suggesting that these QTL may fractionate further upon higher-resolution mapping.

These results are possibly due to brain region differences in cell compositions, biological differences between the individual samples from which the MeDIP-Seq libraries were derived, and/or differing resolution of methylation peaks caused in part by different sequencing read lengths.

Comparison of these evening peak phase values readily detected the differing profile of evening peak activity observed for Pdf01 mutants and controls (Table 1).

When these modes are strongly driven by the boundary layer, their excitation levels are determined by the "convective peak" of the wavenumber frequency spectrum (where most of the fluctuation energy lies), and the radiated sound is found to be sensitive to details of the shape and location of the peak, giving differing results for models normally thought to agree at this point.

A Differing Pace, Different Challenges.

Well, these differing views make differing predictions.

This indicated that the differing behaviors, observed for specific cross peaks, were attributable to a simple two-site exchange process without long-lived intermediates.

Differing accuracy in different ethnic, socio-economic and international populations.