Sentence examples for more general difference from inspiring English sources

The following generalized viscosity iterative scheme, which is a more general difference equation than (3.1), is considered in the sequel.

It should be mentioned at this point that the issue of the existence of a unique solution in of the discrete analogue logistic equation (1.4) has been studied in [37] under the framework of a more general difference equation.

Another possibility is that our results reflect a more general difference between believers and non-believers.

A food conditioning protocol (see Experiment 3) was employed to determine whether the strain differences in SCPP were attributable to a more general difference in the ability of juvenile mice to form contextual associations.

This indicates that this difference in response time slope values between the modalities is notspecific to numerosity judgment and originates from a more general difference in processing of information.

This apparently more general difference in DNA ploidy patterns between ER-positive and negative BC most likely explain differences in LOH and CNN-AI fractions observed between subgroups/subtypes of HER2-amplified BC as, for example, ER-negative tumors are overrepresented in the HER2-enriched subtype.

The tables of Bell (2012) cover more general differencing operators and also several generations of symmetric and asymmetric X-11 filters.

Recent expansions of gene families, on the other hand, could provide indications of different adaptive requirements (and, possibly, of more general differences between annual plants and trees).

Not only can more general differences at the DNA level provide convincing evidence of historical links between domesticates and their wild relatives (e.g., Bruford et al. 2003) but, as described in more detail below, it is even becoming possible to identify the specific genes involved in the evolution of domesticated animals and plants.

Because RT-related changes in activation were statistically orthogonal to more general differences in task-related activation (i.e., the contrast between task performance and a fixation baseline), we next investigated the relation between these two types of effects.

Differences in tariffs are likely to reflect more general differences between the two countries in people's life and health expectations.