Sentence examples for resultant difference from inspiring English sources
The resultant difference is the amount of fat on the kidney.
The ERP responses at FZ to the standard and deviant stimuli, together with the resultant difference waves are plotted in Figure 1 for each participant group.
The resultant difference stack has intensity values only where changes occurred from one time point to the next.
Our study articulates the possible role of the propensity of protein complex formation in differentiating the evolutionary rates of DF-SF and SP-DP proteins and provides reasons for their resultant difference in expression level.
This mutation and resultant differences in physicochemical properties imply that IPT activity could differ between the protein products of the ZmIPT2- T and ZmIPT2- C alleles.
We also found that these distinct occupational sub-cultures use different sensemaking approaches in understanding safety rules, and that the resultant differences in understanding directly affects both the understanding of the gap that exists between rules as imagined and rules as enacted, leading to different levels of rule compliance.
The resultant differences with other G20 members and regional partners were widely publicised in 2014.
The resultant differences in cellular organization cause the mesentery to assume a trapezoidal shape, tilting the primitive gut tube leftward.
Their corresponding 2 m resultant differences are fed to m minimum finder operations to determine the minimum values relative to each bit.
It must rather be rooted in human nature itself, so that on the deepest level, despite the variations of moral conduct and the resultant differences in moral character, all members of the species share this dignity.
Although it can sometimes be helpful to attempt a fuller disaggregation of these factors, we regard non-randomness in the spatial location of protected areas, and any resultant differences in their initial plant production, as important determinants of their effectiveness (and of that of conservation planning), rather than confounding biases to be controlled for [22], [42].
