Sentence examples for average differences from from inspiring English sources
BMQ scores were generally stable over time, with average differences from baseline within one point in either direction for all scales.
Clade 1 (red) and clade 2 (green) contain 147 and 113 elements each, and are more divergent, with 9.1% and 12.9% average differences from the consensus respectively.
The mean (± standard deviations) differences per participant showed similar results, with average differences from 0.100 (HUI2/HUI3) to −0.122 (SF-6D/HUI2) and 95% confidence intervals as great as −0465 to 0.417 (SF-6D/HUI2).
A few of the algorithms (algorithms 18 21) differed substantially from original table values under all metrics considered, with an average difference from original table values of > 5°C/9°F for both metrics (Table 2).
The average difference from preoperative to intraoperative was 4.4° (−21° to 5°) for the inlet and 0.45° (−9° to 7°) for the outlet.
For each face we computed a second measure taking the difference from the average difference from the mean for each trait.
Other algorithms (algorithms 18 21; Table 2) differed substantially from original apparent temperature values as judged by both weighted and unweighted metrics for both tables, with an average difference from original table values of > 5°C/9°F for both metrics.
This is visually evident in Figure 4 with the Q-Q plots for the function-constrained samples closer to the diagonal (left columns), and their average difference from the disease sets closer to zero (right column).
These average differences, ranging from increased alcohol use and higher sexual activity to a greater use of hair dyes, could confound studies trying to link breast implants to illnesses, say the researchers.
4 5 7 10 All have reported that these portable analyzers produce similar lactate values compared with their bench top counterparts with average differences ranging from −0.8 to 1.0 mM/l.
