Sentence examples for substantially larger change from inspiring English sources

This new sensor variant, eZinCh-2, has an affinity that is similar to that of eCALWY-4 (Kd = 1 nM at pH 7.1), but a substantially larger change in emission ratio.

This eZinCh-2 sensor binds Zn2+ with a high affinity that is similar to that of eCALWY-4 (Kd = 1 nM at pH 7.1), while displaying a substantially larger change in emission ratio.

By using different anchor questions, different concepts are examined; a smaller change in PRO score is important for the patient when reporting hip improvement, compared to a substantially larger change in PRO score that is required to make an impact on the minimal important improvement in the patient's general health.

Good concordance between qRT-PCR and microarray data was observed when fold-change values ranged between 2 and 7. When the fold-change calculated from microarray data was higher than 10, qRT-PCR estimated substantially larger changes in gene-expression.

While just under two hundred genes appeared to be regulated by changes in TE alone, several thousand show changes in translation substantially larger than the changes in their mRNA level.

The substantially larger variability of change of eye position in the Y-plane compared with the X-plane is also well in line with the result that the first component yielded from PCA of the change in eye position in the X– Y plane is on average able to capture 87% of the signal variance.

Changes in absolute mean beta value between HPV+ and HPV- cell lines were substantially larger than the changes detected in FFPE (paired Wilcoxon test P = 7 × 10-15), againgain larger than in FF tumor samples (paired Wilcoxon test P = 3 × 10-13 see Additional File 1, Figure S6A).

This notwithstanding, in our analysis the difference in mappability of exons compared with introns was 8%; Thus, fold-changes substantially larger than this cannot be attributed to mappability alone.

Second, because the observations are at the student level rather than at the classroom level, the sample size is substantially larger compared with using normalized change scores, providing increased statistical power.

In agreement with SEC data, the SH2 affinity of the P60 sensor [ Ka,app = (7.20 ± 1) × 10 M–1] is lower than that of the P48 sensor, but the FRET response of the P60 sensor (8.4-fold change) is substantially larger.

Innovation variances change systematically, being substantially larger in the late 1970s than during other times.