Sentence examples for the difference corresponded from inspiring English sources
Boyd et al. (2001) noted that the difference corresponded to lower oxygen levels in the basin bottom water during the summer that depressed PAH mineralization rates.
The difference corresponds to expected anisotropy from the manufacturing process.
The difference corresponds to approximately 20% of the volume estimated in this study.
The difference corresponds to 2.3 additional days of hospital stay at the prevailing daily cost of €760 per day (Table 2).
This is supported by that male expression levels of autosomal and Z-linked genes do not differ significantly, whereas female expression levels of Z-linked genes are significantly lower than of autosomal genes; the difference corresponds well to the difference between male and female expression of Z-linked genes.
Total anaerobic counts were significantly different among groups (p = 0.011), and the differences corresponded to higher levels in generalized AgP when compared to the other two groups.
The differences corresponded closely with the model predictions (Table 1), where (1+ b1) in predated populations was predicted to be smaller, more negative, than in populations with predators.
The differences corresponded quite accurately with model predictions where both a ii (intraspecific competition among prey) and a ji (predator effect) affect b2 (Table 1).
The differences correspond to those between red and blue data points in Fig. 4 that were obtained simultaneously.
In fact, final fitness remained depressed 9 dbl/hr below that of the evolved wild-type; with a 15-min generation time for both phages, the difference corresponds to a nearly fivefold difference in number of offspring.
VanderWeele (2013) shows that the difference corresponds to a "mediated interaction," non-zero if and only if there is an effect of X on M and an interaction between X and M in their effect on Y. Thus the choice between the definitions/decompositions, which (in many contexts) is somewhat arbitrary, amounts to assigning the mediated interaction either to the direct or indirect effect.
