Sentence examples for appreciably different levels from inspiring English sources

No other carcinogenicity study is available comparing cigarettes with appreciably different levels of sugars.

Levels in many cases of prostate cancer are not appreciably different from levels seen in normal men -- and thus the test cannot be counted on to rule disease out either.

Table 7 shows that the estimated type I error rates of the statistics for testing association of a set of rare variants with the disease were not appreciably different from the nominal levels α = 0.05, α = 0.01 and α = 0.001.

Plasma levels of glucagon and glucose were elevated in GK rats, while insulin levels were not appreciably different.

Figure  2A demonstrates that blood glucose levels were not appreciably different in the wild-type and A1 mice on a standard chow diet after a glucose challenge.

The lack of genetic associations between polymorphisms in IL-6R (including those determining sIL-6R levels) and baseline disease activity 11 29 shows that sIL-6R levels, although highly variable, are not appreciably different between patients who have RA and those who are healthy.

In both cases, the levels of Boc and Cdon transcripts were not appreciably different in preadipocytes vs. in vitro differentiated adipocytes (data not shown).

However, the transcript levels of mexXY-oprM and arnBCADTE-ugd were not appreciably different suggesting that the ParS/ParR system does not have a strong influence on these two operons in defined minimal medium.

On the other hand, MdTOM7.1 in roots and leaves was not appreciably different from the well watered controls and did not decline to control levels during the recovery phase as observed in bark.

Results were not appreciably different for these analyses, and we therefore chose to present results using the organochlorine levels on a lipid-adjusted basis.

One of the more striking results arising from our investigation of levels of genetic variation was that measures of allelic diversity were not appreciably different between V. squamosa and V. maculifrons.