Sentence examples for be a consistent difference from inspiring English sources

In the case of the 18 teachers in the current study, there appeared to be a consistent difference in serum levels between the teachers and the MGH referents over the range of comparisons (Table 3).

31 Studies have indicated that patients with FM present shortened telomere length, a measure of biological age, when compared to a control group of individuals, also indicating that when pain and depression are associated with this type of patient and there might be a consistent difference of approximately 6 years in chronological aging.

However, two observations strongly indicate that the bem2 mutation occurred after the nrp1 mutation: (1) there is a consistent difference at different time points between the fraction of nrp1 and bem2 mutant alleles and (2) the difference between the fraction of the population that contain the nrp1 and bem2 mutant alleles at the final time point is confirmed by whole genome sequencing.

These comparisons had the advantage of indicating whether there was a consistent difference in scores (e.g., CBT was always higher), even if that difference was too small to be statistically significant.

We show that there is a consistent difference between the initial class aggregation level, and all other levels, which gradually broaden the forest definition and are characterized by very distinct ecological parameters, such as a higher mean patch size, increased levels of landscape connectivity and slightly more irregularly shaped patches.

Unlike the comparison between the two meteor systems, where there was a consistent difference between the zonal and meridional results over the entire height range, there is better agreement between these components, and so in the wind directions, in the comparisons between MF O-mode and meteor data.

The EC50 and EC90 values were also determined in LNCaP cells, a prostate cancer cell line, and there was a consistent difference of up to 5 fold between the two cell lines, which may be related to their differing rates of nucleoside uptake and bioconversion to the active nucleoside triphosphate analog.

There was a consistent difference between the two techniques.

In addition to clear differences in dendritic arborization, there was a consistent difference in axonal morphology.

There was a consistent difference in the way skills were ranked (χ=966, df=7, p<0.001).

There was a consistent difference in the QuickDASH-9 order of factor loading between the calibration and validation stages.