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The phrase "amounts did not differ" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are comparing quantities or values and want to indicate that there is no significant difference between them.
Example: "In the study, the results showed that the amounts did not differ significantly between the two groups."
Alternatives: "amounts were similar" or "amounts were equivalent."
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In that case, the donation amounts did not differ between the oxytocin and placebo groups.
An average of >90%% of the total instilled PBS volume was retrieved both times, and the amounts did not differ among the groups.
The results showed that biomass declined and the number of erect-form plants decreased as grazing intensity increased, although plant productivity and crude protein amounts did not differ along the grazing gradient.
Average volume retrieved was > 90% of the 3.6 mL that was instilled; the amounts did not differ among treatments.
In the reference gene rpl8, the transcript amounts did not differ in the intestine among the fed, fasted and refed frogs.
They indeed found this to be the case: Moving objects led to prior entry, but the amounts did not differ for the two types of motion direction (looming or receding).
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According to the phase maps, the Cu amount did not differ greatly for all samples, while the SEM images revealed significant variations of the Cu NP density.
The amount did not differ between the tumour groups (data not shown).
The EN amount did not differ between groups and reached ±50% of target at day 7.
In HN plants, the total N amount did not differ between the genotypes.
Moreover, the occurrence of C. difficile and its amount did not differ significantly between diarrheic and non-diarrheic piglets.
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