Sentence examples for be no systematic differences from inspiring English sources

In NHS 24 calls are allocated sequentially to nurses on duty and therefore there should be no systematic differences in the case-mix of different nurses except that due to the time of day or night they work.

After matching, it should be low, because there should be no systematic differences in the characteristics of naturalised and non-naturalised immigrants.

First, it may have been subject to selection bias, but to the extent that we could verify it, there seemed to be no systematic differences between participants and those we intended to recruit.

This approach is based on the Missing At Random assumption, i.e. that conditional on the data included in the imputation model, there should be no systematic differences between observed and missing values.

These findings suggest there may be no systematic difference between the degree of delay discounting as estimated by the titrating sequence and fixed sequence procedures.

By randomly assigning participants to treatment and control groups it is assured that, on average, there will be no systematic difference on the baseline characteristics of the participants between the two groups.

There appears to be no systematic difference in the risk estimates obtained from these models.

Despite this, there appears to be no systematic difference between patients included in our QoL analysis, and those excluded.

In conclusion, there seems to be no systematic difference between the CDS of the candidate genes in aggressive and non-aggressive Golden Retrievers.

Apart from sample variations, there was very good agreement between the results obtained in the different laboratories, and there were no systematic differences in the data, indicating that present collection and analysis methods are comparable.

But scientific evidence shows that there are no systematic differences between individuals who develop major depression in response to bereavement and those who develop depression following other severe stressors -- like being raped or receiving a diagnosis of a terminal illness.