Sentence examples for weak the difference from inspiring English sources

When the new predictor was weak the difference in net benefit was minimal at all levels of mean risk no matter the strength of the baseline model.

In the first quartile of HbA1c, the relationship between TNFR2 and the rate eGFR loss was weak; the difference in mean rates of eGFR loss between first and fourth quartiles of TNFR2 was only 1.9 m/year/1.73 m/year.

This indicates that the kinematic and kinetic deficits follow self-reported pain and sport/recreation, and even though the correlation might be interpreted as weak, the differences in walking and running that we found are clinically relevant.

The decrease in sPPV is attributable to background sites better matching the weaker motif model; as the model becomes weaker, the difference in scores between true motif occurrences and spurious background sites decreases.

Because this noise tends to have a weak correlation, the difference e I also has a weak correlation.

Long league campaigns are supposed to sort the strong from the weak but the difference has never been less clear-cut than this season, when only two positions have been determined before the final day.

For users located around the AP, which possess the highest channel gains and are then allocated a weak power, the difference in transmit power may amount to 65%%.

In certain parameter regimes – fast diffusion, slow reaction, strong phosphatases, or weak signals – the difference can be negligible.

The inner current is weaker so the difference current closes westward in the ionosphere across the auroral bulge.

However, the role of hyperbolicity seems to be much more important, since in the presence of strong hyperbolicity the use of the 2D approach seems completely unnecessary, but for weak hyperbolicity the differences between the 1D and the 2D maps are present also when the isochrons are orthogonal to the limit cycle.

Under weak selection, the differences between AT and GC polymorphisms should be greater in regions of higher recombination (Hill and Robertson 1966).