Sentence examples for the difference dropped from inspiring English sources

While there was a seven-point gender gap among Mr. Pataki's supporters in 1994, the difference dropped to two points this year.

On this dataset, MTR assigned at rank Order three times the number of reads assigned by LCA, whereas the difference dropped to 143.80% at rank Genus.

The difference drops to two orders of magnitude and remains stable even for values of Δ larger than 24 h.

If we consider the Black screening rates in the White model, given Black natural history and incidence, we see that the difference drops from 11.22 to 10.60, or 0.62 per 100,000 of the 17.43 %, or 3.59%%.

However, when considering regional averages in a coupled corrected manner (Methods and next section) the difference drops to 0.02, and is non-significant (p = 0.08, Mann–Whitney-Wilcoxon test).

For example, using this SNP panel in a comparison between B. alba and Ceratitis bremii, the difference drops to just a single SNP, or to two between B. cucumis and Dacus hamatus (data not shown).

It was 55 180-fold in differences between the eluted αUbi phage with eluted M13KO7 for previous simulation whereas the differences dropped to only 2–55 180-foldh the exceptinn for sample 3 (300-foldifferences

Adjusting the effect on DPT3 vaccination by the baseline differences, the first difference dropped slightly from 28.5%to27.0%95 (95% CI 0.162-0.38).

Figure 4(C) shows that for PS, the F-value difference dropped drastically when adding the more distantly related orthologs that can no longer be accurately aligned with the closely related ones.

However, this difference drops significantly during the follow up.

Consistent with published observations (Gerlich et al, 2006; Schmitz et al, 2007), the SMC1-EGFP intensity difference dropped slowly and persisted until 120 min after photobleaching in control siRNA transfected cells (Fig 5).