Sentence examples for are detectable differences between from inspiring English sources
There are detectable differences between the humic fractions extracted under inert atmosphere and those extracted in the presence of atmospheric O2 (Tan et al. 1991).
If this were true, there should be detectable differences between the variables influencing serum NN levels and those influencing NA levels.
This is an exploratory clinical study, and we are aware that there may not be detectable differences between groups based on measurement of particular parameters and the size of effects.
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They concluded that while habits continuing past 48 months produced the greatest changes in dental arch and occlusal characteristics, there are also detectable differences between children that have had shorter sucking durations and minimal sucking durations [ 20].
Therefore, if the olfactory masker is not perceived by the sense of smell but is still able to alter neurophysiology, there should be no detectable differences between test and control substance (olfactory masker) because of the added noise of the olfactory masker.
At the histological level here were no detectable differences between Control and LON mice.
There were statistically detectable differences between the two groups for docosahexaenoic acid, eicosapentaenoic acid, docosapentaenoic acid and tetracosahexaenoic acid (Table 3).
However, there were no detectable differences between EBV+ and EBV− infants in the anti-meningococcus A or C IgM levels (Table 2).
However in spite of this difference in lesion size, consistent with the previous data (Figure 4A C) there were no detectable differences between susceptibility of aos-HPL-OE and aos-hpl plants to both these fungi (Figure 5).
There were no detectable differences between the Hpse-KO and wt mice in platelet, kidney and liver functions, nor in their response to insults such as hepatectomy, delayed type hypersensitivity (DTH) reaction or wound healing (our unpublished results).
