“distribution difference” is an accurate and applicable phrase in written English.
It is typically used when describing disparities in the way something is distributed or allocated, such as resources, services or wealth. For example, "There is a large distribution difference between wealthy and poverty-stricken areas in the United States."
The χ test was used to analyze the distribution difference of Cbx4 expression among different clinicopathological features.
To explore possible pathogenesis of miR-24 expression modifying the outcome of AFB1-related HCC, we analyzed the distribution difference of this microRNA expression among different clinic-pathological characteristics of cases.
Distribution difference analysis by Chi-square test showed that species were significantly differentially distributed among the three stages (χ = 26.425, p < 0.001).
So, the cross-match test is insufficiently powerful to identify a distribution difference in this case.
These effects appear as the major cause of particle size distribution difference between (single phase) flow and batch syntheses.
The output features are reweighted till the distribution difference between old training and new samples is reduced.
However, drug delivery and vector distribution differences in tumor-associated capillary bed at different stages of disease progression are not well understood.
These different modes of fluid transport are consistent with hydrocarbon distribution differences between the Kumano mud volcanoes and the Oomine Ridge.
Not that the high-revenue clubs would go for drastic distribution differences, but they apparently went along with the changes confident that Selig would not do anything rash.
The previous solutions surveyed address domain adaptation by correcting for marginal distribution differences, correcting for conditional distribution differences, or correcting for both marginal and conditional distribution differences.
A number of more recent works attempt to correct both the marginal distribution differences and the conditional distribution differences during the domain adaptation process.
