Sentence examples for unmatched backgrounds from inspiring English sources
We define c as the probability of colour change in unmatched backgrounds, (1 -c) as the probability of no change and k as the number of individuals exposed to unmatched backgrounds.
Forty-four individuals (33 brown and 11 green) were exposed to unmatched backgrounds, but no colour morph switches were observed among these 44 individuals.
There were no colour morph switches among 78 individuals tested, neither when exposed to matched nor to unmatched background.
A beauty with unmatched intellect, with a strong religious background ventured out into the secular world.
Background characteristics of matched and unmatched cases are compared to assess systematic bias in the resulting record-linked dataset.
The interface allows for a more detailed analysis by toggling the visibility of node labels, background target nodes and edges, unmatched query nodes and edges, and unmatched target edges.
Finally, we compare the background characteristics of matched and unmatched cases, and evaluate compositional differences in the linked and full dataset.
Against a background of prediction reports involving unmatched clinical subjects and liver donors, a direct comparison of CLint between microsomes and hepatocytes from the same livers was reported by Foster et al. (2012).
The features of RNAseq that are unmatched by the classical approaches, i.e. no background or saturation effects as in fluorescence-based detection, no cross-hybridization, and therefore an almost unrestricted dynamic range of detection, make RNAseq an attractive approach to analyze the entire transcriptome also quantitatively [ 12].
Unique to the platform are signal enrichment and background suppression elements inherent to the assay approach enable sensitivities unmatched by conventional approaches.
Despite their lavish resource base, at a level unmatched anywhere in state education, the OECD has found that, once you account for the pupils' different socioeconomic background, private schools are easily outperformed by our publicly funded schools.
