Sentence examples for population difference between from inspiring English sources
He noted that the population difference between the smallest districts and the largest was less than in previous rounds of redistricting.
(sigma_{z}^{alpha}) acts on the subspace defined by the eigenvectors of the (alpha^{th}) emitter and measured its population difference between the excited and the ground state.
Therefore, the divergence of sRNA length distribution patterns between Chinese fir and other gymnosperms may be partially caused by the sRNA population difference between differentiating and differentiated cells.
The reaction to BttO compared to BttP 6 h after infection is more population-specific (for upregulation: p=7.7·10−6; for downregulation: p=4.2·10−14; Fisher's Exact Test) implying that the population difference between Cro1 and SB is higher with respect to oral infection.
To make a judgment regarding the superiority of one procedure over the other, we would need the true or population difference between both, ie, the difference that would have been obtained if all eligible patients had been included in the study rather than just a sample of them [ 3].
This may reflect population differences between cohorts, different treatment regimes, or the limitations of sample size in our UK HIV-infected subgroup.
The distribution of electoral districts was highly disproportionate," says Mr Navracsics, adding that population differences between districts are now smaller than 3%.
However, the existing data are controversial, that may reflect population differences between studied groups.
The variable is included to account for population differences between districts but also to capture the age-specific competitive situation.
This may be due to underlying population differences between our samples, possibly allele frequency differences that impact power.
Population substructure can be a crucial issue in association studies, where population differences between cases and controls can cause spurious association signals.
