Sentence examples for indistinguishable results from inspiring English sources
Similarly, if the counts in the source region are low, then the source error bars may be large enough such that including the background or omitting it may yield statistically indistinguishable results.
Regenerative success varied across species groups, with the majority either regenerating significantly better at the least disturbed sites (n = 6) or showing statistically indistinguishable results (n = 9) because of limited regeneration.
Not only did I find that the test gave identical results whether you answered "very unlike me" or "very like me" to all questions, but it gave almost indistinguishable results if you clicked through the test without providing any answers at all (this can no longer be done as the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has changed it ).
We now perform a statistical study, to examine the hypothesis that double-precision N-body simulations produce statistically indistinguishable results, from those obtained from an ensemble of converged solutions with the same set of initial conditions.
Indistinguishable results were obtained with i.v. injection.
The two methods used to estimate the position of the potyvirus radiation from the trees gave indistinguishable results.
This is further validated by the almost indistinguishable result between the estimated CIs from simulated data and the parametrically evaluated CIs (Fig. 3).
In wild type cells, their effects are almost indistinguishable, resulting in a bias towards prestalk fates, suggesting that RasD transcription is limiting.
In addition, the b- and y- ions derived from peptides labelled with the four iTRAQ tags are indistinguishable, resulting in higher MSMS intensity and therefore more confident peptide identifications in comparison to ICAT, SILAC and metabolic labelling, in which the MSMS spectra for the differentially labelled peptides are acquired independently.
The indistinguishable cytoplasmic signals agreed with the indistinguishable solution fluorescence results.
As the samples K1 and K2 were indistinguishable (see Results), they were pooled to give a single sample for kanuka pollen, henceforth referred to as sample K.
