Sentence examples similar to merit the differences from inspiring English sources

A random effect for this departure is appropriate because the actual departure perhaps holds little biological meaning (a well-defined biological interpretation could merit these differences be treated as fixed effects).

Although pulseless ventricular tachycardia is a life-threatening arrhythmia and merits immediate attention, the differences between the LSTAT and conventional monitors are subtle and may not be clinically important (49 versus 41 seconds in the time to diagnosis and 60 versus 44 seconds in the time to treatment).

The main conclusions are: (1) Each nonlinear, piecewise-linear, stiffness function has its own merits in power harnessing; the differences lie in the FIV characteristics of the different regions of the flow.

Nevertheless, the differences merit some discussion.

Repeating many times produces a distribution of outcomes that reflects the magnitude of the differences between merit scores.

3. (g) Data of the missing experiment would have enhanced the merit of this study on the differences in clonal types.

The conversation veered from Mikhail Prokhorov, the billionaire owner of the New Jersey Nets and the backer of the magazine, to the merits of the iPad, to the differences between the old Russian immigrants and the new - and then back, somewhat reluctantly, to the appetites of Nikolai Gogol, the 19th-century author of the phantasmagoric novel "Dead Souls".

A case study is carried out for a hot water pipe segment, and the differences and merits of each method are discussed.

This table underlines the differences in genetic merit between the two groups for the traits of interest, i.e. the average GEBV ranged from 359 to 737 kg for milk yield (corresponding to 0.5 to 0.95 genetic standard deviations) and from 0.22 to 0.45 genetic standard deviations for SCC.

Food preferences and possible regional factors may also contribute to the differences between countries and merit further study.

The load history is recovered with a smoothing/filter algorithm and the load location is estimated with a linear search for the lowest value of a defined figure of merit J, which measures the difference between the calculated response and the measured response.