Sentence examples for proportion of the difference from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, the more cautious dosing by the doctors will definitely have some impact on control, but it is not possible to determine what proportion of the difference is due to the more cautious dosing and what is due to the different patient characteristics.

As there were only 7298 loci in common to both studies, a large proportion of the difference in FST values between two studies will be due to different SNP compositions in the data.

Also, a small proportion of the difference in the magnitude of weight loss in the almond-LCD group may have been due to ketosis-induced diuresis in the context of the significantly greater loss of FM.

Each applicant will then earn a proportion of the difference between the total earnings of the class and the $128 million.

Mr Bouchard's studies suggest that the level of one's intelligence is, in the jargon, "69-78% heritable"—heritability being the proportion of the difference between people that is acquired through the genes, not life itself.

This large decrease in variance indicates that the number of recommended practices instructors used to motivate their students to participate accounted for a large proportion of the difference in participation rates between sections on the assessments administered as CBTs.

Oliver James, a London-based psychologist, author and broadcaster, says: "It's been shown again and again that DNA cannot explain more than a small proportion of the differences between people".

They believe, on the basis of this research, and that of others, that a large proportion of the differences in outcome at school are caused by genes.

Results in all subjects, including maths, science, art and humanities, were highly heritable, with genes explaining a bigger proportion of the differences between children (54-65%) than environmental factors, such as school and family combined (14-21%), which were shared by the twins.

It appears therefore that a large proportion of the differences in the fatigue crack growth rate of metallic alloys can be explained in terms of the macroscopic tensile properties of the material rather than the details of the microstructure and chemical composition.

A large proportion of the differences are due to normalisation of nitro ([N+](=O)[O-] to N =O)=O).