Sentence examples for a difference in success from inspiring English sources

All studies performed so far may thus have been inadequately powered to be able to reliably demonstrate a difference in success of thyroid ablation between these two radioiodine activities.

Improvement in poststroke motor performance was computed as a difference in success rate between days 40 and 1 after ischemia.

The sample size for the randomised trial was based on 80% power to detect a difference in success rates from 65%to95%5% (based on our observational results) at an α-level of 0.05.

We only examined those proposals where there was a difference in success, as pairs of grants that were both failures or both successes contain no information for this analysis.

Initial antibiotic therapy was less likely to be successful in patients infected with the ESBL-positive strains (47.6% versus 85.7%; P = 0.027), reflecting a difference in success rates for noncarbapenem β-lactam antibiotics and fluoroquinolones.

In order to make the difference in improvement as visible as possible in terms of a difference in treatment success rates, the treatment success variable should be as responsive as possible.

We tested the hypothesis of a difference in the success rate between the two live models (chi square test) and compared the time for image capture (Mann–Whitney test).

On the side of the energy providers, there is also reluctance to disclose the load profiles that different tariffs are based on (e.g., typical load profiles of customer groups), as this is internal information that, in a liberated market, can make a difference in commercial success [1].

Since most organizations are made up of people, leading well makes a difference in the success of the company.

Taken together, there is a difference in PCR success rate, sequence quality and mtDNA content between the two skulls, supporting the theory that there is greater damage of DNA in skull A. There are two plausible explanations for this observation: 1) the two skulls are of different age; and/or 2) the skulls were maintained under different conditions.

Clearly, the culture of the group targeted makes a difference in the success of the approach.