"This test shows virtually none or very tiny differences between different ethnic or minority groups," Dr. Ones noted.
We suspect that with a small number of cases in the nontargeted states in each phase, the random variation in the cluster component of the model's error term explains so much variation in some characteristics that tiny differences across IMM groups are found to be significant.
Fat is often reported as being creamier, and some supertasters can detect tiny differences in the fat content of milk.
The results were spectacular: Magnetometry measures the tiny differences in magnetic field produced by different materials below the surface.
Therefore, a model for discriminating a class and the others can be obtained with the tiny differences between the NIR spectra of different classes.
People are all very similar, but even the tiny differences between people lead to very different levels of impact on the world.
Undergoing similar designated spreading, different pre-forces resulted in tiny differences (within 1%) in intracellular force and stored energy (Supplementary Fig. S5).
This is because even tiny differences in string variables produce very different HMAC strings that do not match when compared.
The video AI prototype can not only identify 487 different types of sports, but recognize tiny differences between activities like ice skating vs hockey.
Tiny differences in nucleic acid levels lead to different in vitro antibiotic susceptibility phenotypes.
In some cases, they use computer programs to profit from tiny differences between the prices of derivatives and their underlying assets — the minute variations between an exchange-traded fund, for example, and the individual stocks underpinning it.
