Sentence examples for scale of the difference from inspiring English sources

This highlights the predominance of HGT as an adaptive force for P. syringae, as well as the potential scale of the difference in rates of HGT between different bacterial groups.

Mr Schleicher set out the scale of the difference in ability, saying that many secondary school pupils in Japan were ahead of graduates in England.

While non-financial attributes are also important for Vietnamese doctors, the scale of the difference of opportunities presents a considerable policy challenge.

These MZ roughness increases were significant, but on the scale of the difference ~10 σ between 1977 1986 and 1988–2005 superstrain B and C averages, these effects did not constitute a significant threat to public health.

Area residual plots show a measure (on the log odds ratio scale) of the difference between each area and the overall European average (equivalent to a residual value of 0) and they enable comparisons across the areas.

Although the observed difference in emergency admissions associated with the intervention indicates some potential to reduce use of secondary care, the findings need to be tempered by the estimated scale of the difference in notional hospital cost savings for commissioners of care and the cost of the intervention.

On the other hand, the scale of the differences argues against local lithospheric field influence in SACFM-2, although it seems surprising that spherical harmonic degree up to 133 as used for the lithospheric field elimination from the data should be enough to remove local crustal fields to residuals of less than 10 nT in ground data (Tables 7 and 8).

In addition, there is conspicuous inter-individual variation in the scale of the differences among segments.

While some differences between cells prepared by arrest and elutriation were to be expected, we were surprised by the scale of the differences.

On the transformed scale of BMI, the difference between two persons who have a BMI of 24 and 25 kg/m is much larger than that between two BMIs of 20 and 21 kg/m, which is strange in reality since the original BMI scale is what we commonly use and also what we care about.

The results of a sensitivity analysis concerning low levels of adherence to the ACCG scenario in favour of continued use of the PCP scenario are not presented here, as the result is merely a linear scaling of the differences in the costs and effects between the two scenarios.