Sentence examples for specimen the difference from inspiring English sources

One interesting point is that, for the unequally notched specimen, the difference between the crack tip triaxial stress for tension and that for bending increases significantly with the increase in the back angle.

However, for the SC-140 type specimen, the prediction difference between the experimental and calculation results obtained by adopting the two methods in both Chinese and American specifications can be controlled within 15%.

Based on the automated image analysis of twenty-four specimens, the difference in air voids between top and bottom layers decreased when specimens were compacted on both ends.

As performance characteristics of specific tests are generally based on high quality specimens, the difference of approximately 40% is likely linked to any one of many operational procedures that affects the quality of the specimen and its procurement.

A probe was considered hypermethylated in a UC specimen when the difference between the β-value of the tumor and the mean β-value of the NU samples was greater or equal to 0.2.

ΔCt was calculated for each subject specimen as the difference between Ct values of each target gene of interest and the GAPDH gene and averaged, and higher mean ΔCt values represent less gene expression.

The flexural toughness of SFRC specimens is greater than that of CC specimens with the difference being significantly larger for over-reinforced sections.

Conversely, T5 specimens were smaller than C. t. toxostoma specimens and the difference in weight between the two was smaller than that for H5 and C. n. nasus.

For every specimen, the calculated difference between the respective threshold cycle of β-actin and PAI-1 was regarded as a measure of PAI-1 gene expression: ΔPAI-1=PAI-1[threshold cycle no.] β-actin [threshold cycle no.] β-actin

There was no significant difference in seroprevalence between regions in pre-pandemic specimens, but the difference in pH1N1 seroprevalence between pre- and post-pandemic specimens was significantly higher in Sydney than in the rest of NSW (19.3% vs 9.6%, Table 2).

Both total and free chloride content reduced with depth into the specimens and the difference between chemical total and free chloride content was found to be in the range of 5 65%, depending on the depth in the specimen.