Sentence examples for separate differences in from inspiring English sources

Data were analyzed as a completely randomized design using polynomial contrasts to separate differences in the means.

Contrast statements were constructed to separate differences in the means (soybean hulls plus wheat middlings vs. corn; soybean hulls vs. wheat middlings).

However, it is important to separate differences in FC that might reflect being in the scanner for some length of time from those that are due to the influence of carrying out cognitive tasks.

Therefore, neither the dormancy classification scheme of Baskin and Baskin (2004) nor other classification systems proposed (Harper, 1957, 1977; Lang, 1987) can be used to separate differences in germination timing for the taxa studied.

We introduce a method for separating the difference-in-probabilities and difference-inage components of group disparities in life expectancy.

We argue that careful design and analysis of neuroimaging studies is required to separate individual differences in processing capacity from individual differences in processing speed to account for these differences in the literature.

I'm not sure which attitude was worse -- contented ignorance of how the conventions of constant classification had put unnecessary limits on my musical discoveries, or my more recent belief that the use of genre labels to separate real/perceived differences in music was a necessary evil.

There are associated advantages and disadvantages with mating strategy that are separate from differences in sibling relatedness.

Since the RNA samples of body parts originated from the same batches of flies, our approach eliminates any biases that might be encountered when comparing microarray data from separate experiments (differences in rearing conditions or age, in genetic background or in extraction methods).

It was difficult, if not impossible, for us to separate the differences in responses due to gender from that of the number of years with Kaiser Permanente since those clinicians who have been with Kaiser Permanente for 1 3 years are predominately female (73%) while those with more than 15 years of service are 90% male.

Chromatography is a separation technique in which compounds are separated by differences in their distribution between two phases, one of which is stationary (the stationary phase), while the other, a gas, liquid or supercritical fluid, is mobile (the mobile phase) and is responsible for transport of the compounds over or through the stationary phase.