Sentence examples for average difference compared from inspiring English sources

Although db/db cells spent a slightly greater percentage of time at [Ca2+]i greater than 50% of the maximal increase in [Ca2+]i during glucose stimulation, the average difference compared to normal cells was not significant (E).

In total, 27.4% of bases were invariant across the Scleractinia, the transition: transversion ratio was 2.21, and the average difference compared to corallimorpharian sequences was 17.4% (Table 1).

Among smokers, the average difference in QT interval comparing the highest vs. the lowest quartiles of pack-years was 2.6 ms (−1.0 to 6.2), while the average difference comparing highest vs. the lowest quartiles of serum cotinine concentrations was 1.5 ms (−2.1 to 5.2).

The average difference was compared among the groups by using a multiple regression analysis.

Flurry dug deeper and found another key difference: compared to the average smartphone owner, those on Xiaomi were much more likely to be aged between 18 and 34, and much less likely to be aged over 35.

Whereas in the Saale catchment considerably lower concentrations of PCDD/Fs are found, the much higher suspended load (factor ten, on average) would probably compensate for this difference compared to the Mulde river (Götz et al. [45]).

The ecosystem has an older age profile than Berlin (average = 6 years), but a smaller difference compared to London.

The average difference when comparing the preoperative and postoperative CT scans was 2.04° (0°–6°) for the inlet and 2.54° (0°–7°) for the outlet view (Table 2).

"That is the difference compared with Germany".

The section results for each block from each anatomical site were averaged and site differences compared.

For reference, that £0.1bn difference compares with an average forecasting error, for borrowing numbers one year out, of £12-15bn.