Sentence examples for mean differentiation from inspiring English sources

The terms (mu_{i}) are the mean initial conditions of the membrane potentials (see Eq. (2.1)), while the functions (Y_{i}^{ (m )}) have to be determined (here the superscript does not mean differentiation).

Mean differentiation efficiency was 80% (± 5) at 2 months old, 66% (± 15) at 6 months old, and 72% (± 20) at 12 months old mdx animals.

When the children were divided into two subgroups according to the median split of difference amplitudes, a group of good performers (N = 8) with a mean differentiation of 5.72 μV (SD 2.5) could be distinguished from a subgroup of poor performers (N = 9) with a mean differentiation of.034 μV (SD 1.9).

Relations between training performance (defined as the mean differentiation between positivity and negativity achieved during transfer trials) and outcome and between parental support and outcome were analysed by correlations.

The only significant – but negative – correlation was found between the difference in the standard deviation of the Alertness task and the mean differentiation between positivity and negativity, which was more pronounced for the subgroup of good performers.

This was not, however, as effective as 8-pCPT-cAMP exposure, nor did DDD00015314 treatment produce the levels of differentiation observed in in vivo-derived stumpy forms, which had a mean differentiation of 69.8% and 88.2%, respectively.

Fractional calculus means differentiation and integration of a noninteger order.

This would mean no differentiation between 9pm on a Saturday and 9am on a Tuesday.

Rich countries account for most of the past emissions that now fill the air, but less than half the world's current emissions.Settling this question will mean some differentiation between developing countries, a term that includes both industrial giants and hapless victims, whose interests are very different.

where the prime means differentiation with respect to the similarity arc-length parameter x.

Spearman correlation test showed that the expression of CD133 was significantly correlated with well or moderately differentiated CC (P = 0.004, Table 2), which implied that the positive expression meant higher differentiation status of tumors while the absence of CD133 signified poorly differentiated ones.