In a comparison between the two models, they have shown that the single phase assumption does not make considerable difference in the results obtained from the models.
Overall, the Action has attained all of the proposed objectives and has made considerable difference by putting proteomics on the global map for animal and veterinary researchers in general and by contributing significantly to reduce the East West and North South gaps existing in the European farm animal research.
There are plenty of other improvements which could make considerable differences, including Lytro, which is clearly interested in licensing its selective focus tech to OEMs once it's ready.
"Many did not realise that having a degree makes a considerable difference to your salary.
Even if this position can be sustained, it is clear, nevertheless, that acceptance of Freudian insights makes a considerable difference to the way in which religious experience and behaviour are viewed.
Starting with really hot oil makes a considerable difference, although I find the 200C oil Prudhomme uses, fresh from frying the chicken, a bit too scary to work with.
Researchers also know that the institutional climate makes a considerable difference in students' ability to achieve — for example, a welcoming environment, the willingness of students to work collaboratively across racial and ethnic lines, transparent grading rubrics and the expectation that faculty members view every student as worthy.
This approach improves the physiological relevance by recapitulating the tissue tissue interface of a local vascular microenvironment under in vivo relevant shear flow, which makes a considerable difference compared to the conventional microfluidic approach.
Since game theory is about economically rational action given the strategically significant actions of others, it should not surprise you to be told that what agents in games believe, or fail to believe, about each others' actions makes a considerable difference to the logic of our analyses, as we will see.
Molecular analyses, even using long concatenated sequences, fail to provide consistent statistical support to any of these (compounded by the fact that taxon sampling makes a considerable difference) suggesting the phylogenetic models are breaking down [11], [33].
