Sentence examples for range of the difference from inspiring English sources

94% of the voxels are within the 95% range of the difference.

Using equivalence testing, 94% of all the voxel values fell within the 95% range of the difference between original and realigned reference PET.

Equivalence between reference and realigned images was tested (determining 95% range of the difference) and estimating the percentage of voxel values that fell within that range.

A reasonable strategy for selecting the value of δ is to relate it to the dynamic range of the difference image.

In the second part, the equivalent affine form of the estimated range of the difference, which is introduced by the approximation, is represented by an extra noise symbol.

The difference introduced by this approximation, d f  = f∗-f z, can be expressed by an equivalent affine form of the estimated range of the difference, which is represented as d ̂.

Moreover, the mean decoding and the specific input selectivity (Fig. 5C) could differ substantially between the two neurons in such paired recordings (the range of the differences in the mean decoding was 2 38% units for N = 7 pairs).

The differences in the gene expression level of such heterozygous and wild-type mice might be in the range of the differences seen in the song control areas of male and female forest weaver.

Ruebelt et al.[27] found that the differences of 2D seed protein profiles of Arabidopsis between wild types and several transformed plants were small and fell in the range of the differences among 12 Arabidopsis ecotypes.

In contrast, the range of the differences for third-generation cephalosporins and erythromycin detected by the two surveillance methods was larger than the range of differences for penicillin as measured for each ABCs site.

This graph shows the size, direction, and range of the differences and shows whether differences between assessments are consistent across the range of total number of STARD items reported.