In postpulse movements, to better preserve differences in adaptation early into movement we aligned all movements by the time of movement initiation.
The vowel systems are especially rich in those Slavic languages that have preserved prosodic differences in pitch (tone) and quantity (length versus shortness)—Serbian and Croatian, Slovene, and Northern Kashubian.
Although this tandem shift preserved subgroup differences, it may lead to erroneous conclusions if the results are to be expressed on a predefined scale, for example, to estimate trend effects between different cohorts (Mazzeo & Von Davier [2008]).
Further increases in flux capacity and preserved significant differences between the groups were observed with uncoupling by FCCP (109 ± 8 vs 86 ± 4 pmol mg−1 s−1 in control and diabetic subjects, respectively; p < 0.05).
To quantify the quality of 2D ordination we looked at how well the 2D map preserved pairwise differences between points in the original 33D space, using the squared correlation coefficient R between 2D and 33D distances as an output measure (Pedhazur, 1982).
However, relating the two measures was informative in characterising repellency across materials and at different sites, while preserving temporal differences in fluid behaviours.
These cultural differences can be used to transmit and preserve psychological differences from generation to generation.
Given multiple individuals, their associated life history graphs can be directly compared using distance-based methods that assess differences in the topologies of their respective spell structures while preserving qualitative differences between life domains (e.g., non-exchangeability of job and marital spells).
We must fight the spread of a singular way of thinking and preserve cultural differences.
The device of content-neutrality also respects feminist attempts to preserve the differences among and the multiplicity of agents.
