Sentence examples for secondary difference from inspiring English sources

Such unevenness may not be apparent in an image of slope gradient, which is the destination of a primary difference (Evans 1980); however, the noise is more evident in an image uses a concept of secondary difference (e.g., Laplacian filter or curvature) in the calculation process (Guth 2006).

In the present study, triglyceride and cholesterol levels were similar in Type 2 diabetes, NAFLD and controls which could explain the lack of secondary difference in cardiac metabolism.

I suggest modifying the names of the groups to "anesthesiologist at head of patient" and "anesthesiologist facing patient" – or possibly a more elegant phraseology (south-facing vs north-facing approach?) - this is really the main difference between the techniques – whether you use the thumb or index finger is a secondary difference derived from the first.

It would be dismaying if any affiliates should choose to disengage now because of secondary differences which could easily be resolved.

These differences may be due to intrinsic Ca2+ release properties of the two RyR isoforms, but is not to secondary differences (e.g., [Ca2+]i or [Ca2+]SR) induced by expression of each isoform, because a combined phenotype of caffeine-induced Ca2+ release was observed when the two isoforms were co-expressed (Fig. 5).

Although our analysis included four separate cost domains, we could not estimate secondary cost differences arising from differences in resource allocation as a result of the different therapies.

Neither was our secondary endpoint, difference in AUC 0-2 h after treatment (p = 0.26).

For the secondary outcome, difference in proportion of mortality was computed with its 95% CI estimated using the Wilson score method [ 19].

The estimated prevalence of NAFLD varies widely likely secondary to difference in the population studied and the method used to detect NAFLD.

Furthermore, the cachectic and control patients had similar lean body mass, which suggests that differences adipose tissue gene expression are not secondary to differences in lean body mass.

The within-upper secondary competency differences in Estonia, Ireland, Japan and Korea seems to be almost negligible and are statistically not significant in Estonia and Ireland.