Sentence examples for are no notable differences from inspiring English sources
Comparison with other land uses in the region suggests that the Acacia Ipomoea system cycles low quantity of nutrients, but there are no notable differences in the availability of P in the soils.
Laura Bush has been remarkably successful in maintaining the impression that there are no notable differences of political opinion between her and her husband, largely because she has let it be thought that when she is with her husband political opinions, much less political arguments, are not something upon which she wants to spend a lot of time.
There are no notable differences in either age or gender between the two areas.
The study found "that the scholarly and popular consensus that there are no notable differences between the children who grew up with a mother or father in a same-sex relationship and those whose (heterosexual) mother and father were and are still married is a fiction," study researcher Mark Regnerus, a sociologist at the University of Texas, told LiveScience.
There are no notable differences in the distribution of vitamin K status by case control status.
There are no notable differences in PK parameters of macitentan and its active metabolite between males and females and/or between Caucasian and Japanese subjects (3).
There were no notable differences between experts from different backgrounds on rating the aims and characteristics (see the Additional file 1 for mean and median scores).
For patients whose disease progressed due to new metastases, there were no notable differences in the incidence of new metastases in different organs (Table 3).
Overall, there were no notable differences in the toxicokinetics of atorvastatin or the two active hydroxylated metabolites between the sexes at Week 13.
There were no notable differences in gross composition across States, across the socioeconomic range of suburbs of purchase or between outlet types (butcher vs supermarket).
While there were no notable differences between the groups in terms of entrée, milk, or vegetable selections, those with less time to eat were significantly less likely to select a fruit (44percentt versus 57percentt).
