Sentence examples for sets differently from inspiring English sources
Do you approach festival sets differently to your own gigs?
Furthermore, household resources influence the probability of adopting intensification strategy sets differently by gender of the plot manager.
It may be relevant to split other data sets differently depending on the condition studied and the length of the follow-up.
It treats these two kinds of data sets differently: it leverages public data sets to improve utility while protecting the private data sets.
In this analysis, we paid close attention to false-positive identification of HPAA caused by false prediction of protein-coding regions in the sea lamprey genome, and verified the result with three sequence data sets differently derived.
(2) GAGE [ 18] treats KEGG pathways and GO term gene sets differently: genes under a GO term are taken as a group coregulated towards a single direction, either all up or all down regulated, whereas genes in a KEGG pathway are frequently not coregulated and expression changes in both directions are counted.
He called for a higher minimum wage set differently in different sectors, and an end to perks for wealthier pensioners such as the winter fuel allowance, pointing out that pensioners had been relatively cocooned from the impact of austerity.
The non-growth-associated maintenance energy (NGAM) was set differently for different objective functions to adjust the total flux of storage compounds (mg-CODstorage compounds/ g-CODbiomass·h)) to values comparable to those of the experimental data.
Different microwaves have different settings will need to be set differently or nuked for a different amount of time.
The parameter-setting model accommodates this sort of difference by proposing that there is a 'Null Subject Parameter,' which is set differently in English and Spanish speakers: Spanish speakers set it to 'Subject Optional,' whereas in English speakers, it is set to 'Subject Obligatory.' How?
"I wonder whether my bleak-o-meter is set differently from other people's".
