Sentence examples for instances of differential from inspiring English sources

Luck-egalitarians, for example, often separate option luck and brute luck and deny that instances of differential option luck are unjust.

Similarly, most instances of differential (tissue-specific) TE expression were seen in the sense orientation.

There were many instances of differential transcript abundance represented in more than one B. napus type.

The two most predominant instances of differential up-regulation in our data coincided with the transition from aggregates to mounds and the transition from finger to culminate stage.

Splicing-sensitive microarrays have been used to identify instances of differential change in expression of specific mRNA isoforms when NMD is inhibited (Barberan-Soler et al. 2009; Hansen et al. 2009).

When comparing the efficiency and specificity of poly(A) sites in a tandem configuration, a general picture emerges where conserved sites generally show a higher efficiency and fewer instances of differential processing than non-conserved sites.

However, when a significant portion of the genome responds to a specific environmental cue testing the fitness effect of each instance of differential expression becomes impractical.

Phenylpropanoid genes showed differential expression in all but the final time point, while glutathione had minimal differential expression with only one instance of differential expression, occurring at the final time point.

He cited some historical instances of suspected differential pricing (at Amazon and Victoria's Secret) but said he didn't know about Amazon Prime.

Differences in item intercepts when holding the latent variable mean constant at zero reflect instances of "uniform" differential item functioning [ 30, 31, 34, 35], and indicate that the particular items yield different mean responses for individuals from different groups who have the same value on the underlying factor.

Such mathematical analyses inevitably benefited from computers, especially in instances involving systems of differential equations that required simulation for their solution.