Sentence examples for distributional difference from inspiring English sources

Whether these differences are purely due to a distributional difference in starch accumulation during development and therefore an artifact of starch distribution during fruit growth or whether this proves a differentiation in maturation among tissue zones cannot be answered based on these data alone.

This distributional difference may add to the evidences that point to a finer distinction of semantic relations.

Among others, Anand and Hacquard (2013) focus on a distributional difference between attitudes of belief or "attitudes of acceptance" in Stalnaker's (1984) term and attitudes of desire or command.

"But there remains a distributional difference in male and female characteristics that leads to a larger number of men with high visuospatial skills.

The model suggested that the differences between performance in fovea and parafovea could be explained by taking into account the distributional difference of cortical neurons over preferred frequencies.

Of particular interest, a reported qualitative disparity between performance in fovea and parafovea can be explained based on the distributional difference over preferred frequencies of neurons in the current model.

Finally, they employed cutting-edge machine-learning techniques to quantify the distributional differences between births in different demographic categories.

These two species have clear morphological and distributional differences as the latter species is widely distributed in southern Europe, but absent from Bavaria.

The differences in mtDNA also corresponded to distributional differences; specimens with D. galeata mtDNA were mostly distributed at lower latitudes and altitudes, while specimens with D. dentifera mtDNA were mostly distributed at higher latitudes and altitudes.

The second, the unexplained or residual component, captures the distributional disparities that are not explainable through differences in the observed risk factor characteristics that is, the distributional differences that do not change when reweighting the distribution of one group to match the risk factors of the other group.

There again it is mainly a question of distributional differences.