Sentence examples for effective differences from inspiring English sources

The effective differences could be attributed to different targeted mechanisms underlying these two models.

The only effective differences were found regarding the recording techniques, as the monaural measurements give appreciably different results from the average of left and right channel of binaural measurements.

Therefore, the results reported in this study are likely to represent effective differences in performance between the four investigated systems.

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This recoding increases the proportion of changes on internal branches of the tree (that is, 'treeness'), reduces effective differences in nucleotide composition (relative compositional variability; RCV), and was shown to increase concordance between mitochondrial and nuclear datasets.

Experiments have been carried out to determine the effective differences in accuracy (proximity to true value), sensitivity (ability to accurately detect changes at low concentrations), and specificity (to hybridize to the correct gene) among the technologies [ Hardiman, 2004; van Bakel and Holstege, 2004; Draghici et al., 2006].

Whereas gas volumetric measurements at the same total concentration reveal no difference for the amount of H- and D-segregation, there is a pronounced effective difference in SANS intensities which cannot be explained by the different scattering lengths alone.

Parker and McGirt described the concept of minimally clinically effective difference as the amount of improvement necessary to achieve cost effectiveness.

Seven more participants were required (an increase of about 10%%), and had a more conventional within-subjects design been used, eliminating the effect of the systematic overestimation of response times, there would be no effective difference.

"The rate of incarceration has passed even the point of diminishing returns and now makes no effective difference," said Oliver Roeder, one of the study's three authors.

Eddie reveals in his own voice how the most apparently disinterested parties, such as his straight-talking, belligerent adoptive sister, can make the most effective difference simply by sticking around.