Sentence examples for between groups with differing from inspiring English sources

The statistical significance of differences in DSS between groups with differing CC3 and MHC-II expression was estimated using the log-rank test.

Political parties are formed in order to gain power, and in democracies that almost always requires coalitions of some sort between groups with differing objectives.

Because dental fear was shown to vary by individual characteristics (see Table 2), a multivariate logistic regression was carried out to see if the difference between dental fear groups in fitting a vicious cycle profile was accounted for merely by differences in socio-demographic and dentate status variables between groups with differing levels of dental fear.

At a tense meeting of the University of Texas System Board of Regents on Aug. 25, 2011, after several months in which the board was at the center of a tug of war between groups with differing approaches to higher-education reform, Chancellor Francisco G.

The study provided supporting evidence for the construct validity of all three measures, as we found that the measures discriminate between groups with differing levels of health problems and diabetes specific issues.

The goal of the study was to explore the nature of the relationship between disability as measured by EDSS and HRQOL in MS. Therefore, we assessed the differences between patient groups with differing disability status regarding their MSQOL-54 scale scores.

The items in the K-REC that related to the second step of the EBP process (ACQUIRE) did not discriminate between the groups with differing exposures to formal EBP training (items 2, 4 and 5).

This is especially true in cases where disease risk differs between groups with different ancestry.

Occurrence of MOF was high in all groups, but did not differ between groups with different transfusion ratios (82% in patients with a ratio of 1 1 or higher, and 81% in patients with RBC:FFP <1 1 respectively, P = 0.99).

Generally, the results showed a fair to good stability of the parental self-reporting from 2002 to 2004 [ 8], but indicated that it may differ between groups with different cultural backgrounds.

Childhood experience of pets may vary between ethnic and cultural groups with differing attitudes towards animals, and this may influence individual behaviour and future decisions regarding animal ownership.