Sentence examples for nearest difference from inspiring English sources

Because the nearest difference starts 4 bonds away from the target N-H bonds, their BDEs should be controlled by a remote group effect.

One difference between (9) and (11) is that the value used to scale the weights is based on the sum of the weights associated with the k nearest differences in (9) and the sum of the non-diagonal weights in (11).

In particular, we construct three new near resolvable difference families which lead to an equal number of new 1-rotational near resolvable block designs with parameters: (46,9,8), (51,10,9) and (55,9,8).

With heart attacks, 40% of Britons who suffer one die from it compared to 38% in the States – nowhere near the difference claimed.

But the fault is here; Though she to all the others was so near; One difference there was, which made a change.

In this paper we formulate the problem of constructing 1-rotational near resolvable difference families as a combinatorial optimization problem where a global optimum corresponds to a desired difference family.

And organisations such as the one I chair, the Wellbeing Foundation Africa, and many others have shown at the local camp level that ramping up capacity and training for health workers within refugee and IDP camps can have a near-immediate difference in the life chances of mothers and newborns.

This effect was intensity dependent, since the near-far difference was present with TMS pulses delivered at 120% rMT and absent with higher (140%) intensities (see below).

However, HWHH obtained in constant contrast block did show a near significant difference between opercular and calcarine recordings (p = 0.05 for high contrast, p = 0.06 for medium contrast and p = 0.05 for low contrast).

No "near-far" difference for Bcl-2 expression was noted.

There was a near negligible difference between risk estimates with alcohol included in the model.