Sentence examples for a marginal difference between from inspiring English sources

In global χ analysis, the supertype frequency in the total leukaemia series was significantly different (P<10−6) from the controls (Table 3), but there was only a marginal difference between the solid tumour cases and controls (P=0.04).

The latest polls, released on Friday, showed only a marginal difference between Netanyahu's Likud party and Blue and White, a new faction headed by Gantz.

For their analogs compounds 6 and 7, the clog P was −0.56 and −0.57, respectively; there is only a marginal difference between compound 2 and 3 and their analogs compound 6 and 7.

There is only a marginal difference between the curves plotted versus geographic or geomagnetic latitude.

(2004) and Schaaff (2009) demonstrate in their research only a marginal difference between the results if the present value is used and if not.

There was only a marginal difference between the two wild type plant materials showing comparable quantities of both the active compounds.

A marginal difference, of between 57 76 cells/μL, was observed in HIV-negative pregnant women and nonpregnant HIV-seronegative women, unlike a 50% reduction in CD4+ cells found between HIV-positive pregnant women/nonpregnant HIV-positive women 15 and either HIV-negative pregnant women 16 or nonpregnant HIV-seronegative women.

A marginal difference was found between extreme wave heights obtained from measured and modeled data.

There was a marginal difference in IGI between beverages (P = .097) with coffee having a lower incremental increase in insulin/glucose than water (P = .037) though no difference between coffee and decaffeinated coffee (P = .54) and no difference in DI (P = .23).23

From the growth data we indeed expected a low selective pressure, as it indicates only a marginal difference in fitness between the expression level at 15 μM IPTG and the optimum that lies nearby at somewhat higher IPTG levels.

Examining the post-experimental ratings of strategies used for mental rotation in more detail, we found that the subjects all but exclusively reported the use of an external strategy for Shepard & Metzler figures, houses, tools and 2-D figures, with the exception of the hand stimuli for which only a marginal difference was found between the frequency of used strategies.