Sentence examples for magnitude differences in from inspiring English sources

Patients infected with HIV exhibit orders of magnitude differences in their set-point levels of the plasma viral load.

Some parts of this network appear to support numerical judgments in general (as shown by activation in both low and high ability group), whereas others may subserve individual differences in numerical ability, as manifested by magnitude differences in brain activation between low and high mathematical ability children.

We noted order of magnitude differences in mercury concentration between locations in buildings with high mercury concentration.

With approximately 7,700 highly conserved variants the genomes only display approximately four times the number found in the exomes, despite magnitude differences in total size.

To remove differences based on raw magnitude differences in nSpC, each protein's abundance was standardized to represent the number of standard deviations away from the row mean.

Considering the orders of magnitude differences in polymer and filler modulus, the effect of high filler addition had only a minor effect on the Young's modulus of PPGLDMA.

Experimental results document an up to 2 orders of magnitude difference in dissolution rate between the differently pretreated surfaces, which are dominated by different dissolution mechanisms.

There is almost an order of magnitude difference in the total input of pesticide per unit area between the different landscapes.

RECOMAC is shown to provide quite significant improvement by an order of magnitude difference in all investigated performance metrics, under a variety of scenarios, considering different network sizes, static and mobile scenarios and networks with multiple flows.

With Rapid Results, he said, "you saw the same people, the same resources, the same conditions — and an order of magnitude difference in terms of performance".

The World Economic Forum published a graphic in November as part of an analysis into robots and jobs which suggests that chief executives' jobs are probably safe – but so are those of landscaping and groundskeeping workers, despite an order of magnitude difference in their hourly payments.