Sentence examples for marginal differential from inspiring English sources
Owing to the low molecular mass of the above selected domains (9.5 kDa), the gel shift assay cannot resolve marginal differential migration in the presence and absence of Ca2+.
A marginal differential effect also was found in subgroups with higher BMI and higher waist circumference at baseline.
For tightly regulated essential genes, which show only marginal differential expression, the GSEA tool seems to be superior to gene-by-gene differential expression approaches.
The standard marginal differential network analysis also identified several genes – LDOC1, EYA1, LECT1, PGAM2 – whose connectivities (Eq. 8) were significantly lower in the chimp network.
In accordance with this interpretation, many of the false discovery rate (FDR) adjusted p-values of the transcripts in these subsets are very near the cutoff of 0.05 that we established for significance, making them marginal differential expression calls.
We next extended these analyses to all genes, including those with much more marginal differential expression, in a total of six studies: three assessing changes with AD progression in CA1 [ 3, 4, 20] and three finding CA1- and CA3-enriched genes in control hippocampus [ 29- 31].
Their approach yields estimated marginal productivity differentials and wage differentials for workers with different characteristics, and a framework to test their equality.
The first study concluded that sickness absence during pregnancy in Sweden in the late 1980s was characterised by class differentials, but only marginal age differentials.
Hellerstein et al. use US population data to estimate wage and marginal productivity differentials for worker groups with different age, sex, and race characteristics [28].
That's after adjusting for marginal tax differentials and amounts to $225 more for every California driver.
Frederick et al. [9] pointed out that economists are not comfortable using the term "time preference" to include the effects of differential marginal utility arising from unequal consumption levels between time periods.
