Sentence examples for small but systematic differences from inspiring English sources

In the expected hazard, small but systematic differences existed across the regions.

The mean peak amplitudes in patients with and without Duchenne limp showed small but systematic differences [ 19].

Owing to the precision of the PRT copy number measurement small, but systematic, differences in copy number measurement between cases and controls can be detected.

Interestingly, small but systematic differences were found between the distances of the proximal thrombus end to the midline measured on SWI and those obtained on TOF-MRA (mean bias 1.6 mm; percentage error 6.4 %) using Bland Altman statistics (Fig.  3).

When restricting the comparison to outbreaks with final attack rates higher than 10%, a small but systematic difference in the number of observed cases is observed, while similar timings are obtained.

There is, however, a small but systematic deviation for the 50-ppm results.

VBM will only detect systematic group differences, but systematic differences in registration are indeed a possible cause of observed group differences, as are systematic differences in tissue classification (Ashburner and Friston, 2001).

Multivariate analysis is an efficient approach to gain an oversight of small but systematic spectral differences anywhere within the spectra, providing further insight into structural changes and associated transformation mechanisms.

Finally, we have used several high-quality subsets of our expression datasets to investigate some of the more prominent, but nevertheless comparatively small, systematic differences between the wheat and barley data.

The participant and session components explained a small proportion of variance (15.1% and 8.2%, respectively) reflecting small systematic differences among participants and sessions.

There may also be small systematic differences in effective EEFRACs between line-dominated and continuum sources because of differences in the relative contribution of scattered and Xdisp flux from adjoining wavelengths.