Sentence examples for match the differences from inspiring English sources
b The weight loss and regain values will not match the differences obtained using the weights in this table due to different Ns at different measurement times.
The shape resulted from a design in which the thickness of metal was varied to match the differences in internal pressure occurring when the cannon was fired.
It is worth pointing out, however, that the differences in pressure recorded in the esophageal balloon closely match the differences in pleural pressure [ 13].
These findings are generally consistent with those reported by others [ 56- 59] and do not match the differences in muscle protein turnover between young and old men and women.
There were significant differences in mortality and ICU stay between the ICUs in clinical hospitals (28.7%; 8.3 ± 0.9 days) compared with the ICUs in small towns (55.5%; 9.1 ± 1.3 days) and large towns (31.8%; 8.6 ± 1.1 days), which did not match the differences in severity of disease measured by APACHE II and SOFA scores.
In this respect, if duration of carriage and child to child transmission rate had been fixed to the same value for all serotypes, differences in the community acquisition rate would have naturally shown to match the differences in serotype specific prevalence in the data.
He chose the difference in frequency between the two beams so that it would match the difference in energy required to excite electrons in the potassium atoms by a specific amount, known as a Raman transition.
The nonprofit, which established a partnership with Plastic Jungle in May, will match the difference between the original balance on the gift card and what Plastic Jungle pays the donor "so that donors don't lose a single penny when donating a gift card," Mr. Best said.
The significant differences in the no antibody controls match the difference in the total lysates and reflect non-specific RNA binding.
After matching, the differences are evened-out in all instances, except for second-generation Western immigrants, who are still observed to a greater extent to be living in areas with less than 60% employment (difference only weakly significant).
The variability in the backbone between the open and the tight conformations matches the differences seen in previously determined structures of individual Dachshund homology domains, suggesting a general plasticity within this fold family.
