The phrase "a significant difference who" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought or a misphrasing that lacks clarity and context.
Example: "There is a significant difference between those who succeed and those who do not."
Alternatives: "a notable distinction between" or "a considerable difference among".
The only hemorrhagic manifestation that occurred with a significant difference among those who died and those who recovered was melena (p = 0.035).
"There's a significant difference between those who came back and those who haven't served in the military," he says.
d There was a significant difference between those who drink often/sometimes and those who drink rarely/never (95% CI, 0.13 0.20 vs. 0.80 0.87).
With regard to serum and urinary NGAL, we did not find a significant difference between infants who developed AKI and those who did not.
Women used sunscreen more often than men, but the use of sunscreen cannot be responsible for the lack of increase in 25OHD because there was not a significant difference between women who used it and women who did not.
This may explain our finding of a significant difference between patients who seroconverted before 1996 and those who did so between 1996 and 2002 with respect to the first HIV-1 RNA concentration after seroconversion and no significant difference when analysing the first HIV-1 RNA concentration taken 9 27 months after seroconversion.
A post-hoc Tukey test revealed a significant difference between GPs who examined 31 40 patients/day and those who examined 60 70 patients/day.
Furthermore, there was a significant difference between patients who received allogeneic MSCs versus patients who received autologous MSCs (P = 0.0012, t-test; Fig. 4B).
There was a significant difference between mothers who completed the referral and those who did not with regard to recognition of danger signs.
To determine whether there was a significant difference between those who took part in IPS and those who did not, concerning whether competitive employment was gained, a Chi-square analysis will be carried out at the six and 12 month intervals.
