Sentence examples for between groups owing to from inspiring English sources
The main cost of breastfeeding groups relates to staff time, which varied considerably between groups owing to differences in the number of staff attending and the length of time of group meetings.
But there is also a risk of bias increasing the difference between groups owing to a decreased level of care in the control group than before introducing the intervention.
Adjustment for neutron monitoring status, however, might be inadequate to fully control for differences in baseline rates between these groups, owing to limitations of historical neutron dosimetry information.
Our previous PERFORMS research has suggested that there may be differences in reading styles between these two groups owing to such differences in their real-life practice.
Replacement of benzene moieties by five-membered conjugated heterocycles increases the electron transmission between donor and acceptor groups, owing to lower resonance energy, determining an improvement of β value.
A significant limitation is due to the cohort effect, namely the difference in height between the oldest and the youngest age groups owing to an increasing generational height.
We did not analyse admissions for oesophagitis within age groups owing to sparse observations.
The lack of a hippocampal difference between patient groups owed to the fact that Patient 2 of the group of poorly performing patients had a bilateral fornix dissection but relatively preserved hippocampal volumes.
We hypothesize that there is high variation between individual gene genealogies in this group owing to very incomplete processes of lineage sorting and/or diversifying selection, and the order of the species splits may not be resolvable.
Of this cohort, two withdrew prior to the focus group owing to changes in availability.
Overall, it appears that differences on the two measures between patient groups are owing to the fact that the BIS-11 relies on self-perception, whereas the BART relies on behavioral performance.
