Sentence examples for slight size differences from inspiring English sources
This conclusion was confirmed by requiring rats to discriminate scenes containing objects of the same shape category in matching visual field locations (e.g., ellipses with different aspect ratio and/or slight size differences; compare the constant scene to the last variable scene in Fig. 3A).
The sorting technology relies on slight size differences between the Y chromosome, which produces male offspring, and the X chromosome, which produces female offspring and has a slightly larger amount of genetic material, or DNA.
Generally, to detect slight size differences in PCR products, high-resolution electrophoresis, which is both time-consuming and expensive, is required.
We do not currently know enough about what makes an individual sperm more competitive to know if these slight size differences are sufficient to explain the differences in competitive ability that we observe here.
The 2210m and 2310m (pictured above) are nearly the same, except of course for the slight size difference and a ever-so-slightly slower grey-to-grey time on the 2310m.
For Lrp1b, only a slight size difference was detectable between the protein products from the wild-type and the Lrp1b truncation allele (Figure 3A).
As the size of the simulated sets was thus restricted to an integer of 10 kbp, a slight size difference exists between simulated sets and the real LINE- and SINE-free regions.
Differently from other species with increasing caste differences according to colony cycle, in M. docilis, size differences are very slight.
The linearity between knn and k holds for all sizes of proteins, despite the size differences, in addition to the slight decreasing dependence of C with k.
The description in Keith et al. [ 20] suggests that plumage and size differences between rabai and debilis are slight.
Slight differences in size of the PCR product are likely due to variable-length repeats within the trnL-F spacer, which often differ in length even in closely related species.
