Sentence examples for a lower difference from inspiring English sources

Subjects with an open bite showed a slightly different distribution with a lower difference between the percentages of right or left dominant eyes.

Accordingly, a lower difference score indicates a higher quality.

The Eastern European countries, and Russia in particular, show a lower difference in average p-values between items depending on formulas and items which do not.

In this case, the PS layer is less evident in the RBS spectrum as compared with that of the high porosity sample (Figure 4) because in this case, there is a lower difference in Si content between the porous layer and the bulk substrate.

The joint V2 and V3 regions have a lower difference in distance distribution between both sequence types than their V3 part separately.

Human study: a lower difference between set and effective FiO2 was registered with HF (P < 0.001).

There was also no difference in hard sessions TLRPE for men (Fig. 1a, Table 2, ES = 0.03 ± 0.24, p = 0.68); however, there was a small lower difference in female's hard session TLRPE compared to coaches (Fig. 1b, Table 3, ES = 0.53 ± 0.30, p = 0.008).

There was no difference between male runners and coach's perception of hard sessions (Table 2, ES = 0.07 ± 0.46, p = 0.91) whereas there was a moderate lower difference in women's rating of hard sessions compared to coaches (ES = 0.91 ± 0.48, p = 0.006).

If this selection results in a new lower difference between another two haplotypes, we ignore this attempt; otherwise we reach another new selection Si+1.

The overall analysis of controls versus ileal CD showed a marginally lower difference when compared with the individual results of the Vienna and Oxford cohorts (Figure 3), so this might play a role in our analysis.

Over the period from baseline to 24 months, 25 patients in the SST quit smoking versus 15 patients in the LMIS, which indicated a slightly lower difference in effect between both interventions compared to the first 12 months.