Sentence examples for became not different from from inspiring English sources
However, in contrast to FT3 concentrations, mean FT4 concentrations, being increased before treatment (p = 0.004), became not different from controls after treatment.> After treatment with antipsychotics TSH concentrations remained in euthyroid range in 81 (94%) patients, and increased above the normal range (>4.05 μIU/ml) in five patients, suggesting possible hypothyroidism.
When we restricted the CDRSS to include only age less than 30 years, fever, or any symptomatic STD, the AUC became 0.77 (not different from the UMRSS).
Gwathmey's modernism, by then, had become not so different from what a Georgian manse was in the nineteen-twenties: a symbol of refinement and sophistication more than of cutting-edge sensibility.
The seat of a robocar is likely to become not too different from the seats in your house and office.
The estimated contribution of schools to the gap drops by about 40%%, and in the sciences it becomes not statistically different from zero.
After controlling for the crowding out of native peers, the effect of the proportion of immigrant students becomes not statistically different from zero, both for the achievement of immigrant and native students.
Digging deeper, we see that Leo's story of how he became homeless is not different from many others.
Therefore, a total number of 32 patients could not be included in the study because of the above clinical conditions or because basal ECG paper tracings had vanished and become unreadable; these patients were not different from the remaining 138 patients as to baseline characteristics or to clinical and metabolic follow-up.
Lesioned animals were not different from non-lesioned ones in terms of weight-gain, locomotive activity, motivation to explore, and ability to become habituated to a given environment.
