Sentence examples for the maximum differentiation from inspiring English sources
Along these axes, where the variance is the highest, it is therefore expected to have the maximum differentiation among different observations and consequently to detect clusters.PCA score plot (autoscaled data) for the not cleaned surfaces are shown in Figure 5B.
G'st, a standardized measure of genetic differentiation that represents the proportion of the maximum differentiation possible for a given level of subpopulation homozygosity, was calculated using Hedrick's [35] equation 4b with values from FSTAT 2.9.3 [36].
Using the biogeographic classification for the jungle cat, the maximum differentiation was seen between the South Deccan and Upper Gangetic Plains/North East populations which showed an FST of 0.29 (P<0.05) followed by the South Deccan and Semi arid populations (FST = 0.23, P<0.05) (Table 4).
The maximum differentiation was observed at a concentration of 100 μg/ml.
The maximum differentiation between preferred and nonpreferred stimuli was reached during the middle of the delay phase approximately 0.2 0.5 s after the offset of S1.
Having assessed the results of the comparisons of the standard code with simulated random codes, we decided to use (1) with f(c) = 1, the relative probability matrix (2) because these forms of the cost function yielded the maximum differentiation of the standard code from random codes (this cost functions is designated ϕ6, in Fig. 2).
For the Waterloo Exploration database, the group MAximum Differentiation (gMAD) competition, which provides the strongest test to let the IQA models compete with each other [60], is carried out.
No differentiation was observed between the Mehsana-Jaffarabadi and Murrah-Nagpuri pairs and maximum differentiation was found between the Toda and Bhadawari breeds (23.2 %).
Many sources do, however, indicate that medieval musicians tended to separate instruments into two groups, loud and soft (haut and bas, or, very generally, wind and string), and to prefer contrasting sonorities within those groups for maximum differentiation of the individual parts.
Pseudo-colour rendering was carried out following the methodology published by Hayem-Ghez et al. [18], and three wavelengths were chosen that agreed with maximum differentiation between the particular pigments under consideration for each painting.
To achieve maximum differentiation between the two alternatives a fold-over design was used: each of the eight pairs was presented to the subjects as alternatives A and B, with A being the exact "mirror image" of B. This approach created varying decision options: some choices were relatively simple because one alternative was in almost all aspects apparently better than the other.
