Sentence examples for between low and intermediate from inspiring English sources

One possible cause for the observed transition in aggregation behavior between low and intermediate salt concentrations could be a salt-induced transition in the structure of the lysozyme monomers or a salt-induced shift in the thermal stability of the monomers.

CTCA diagnostic accuracy was similar between low and intermediate risk sex-specific-groups.

Among the three women that did not complete follow-up, Nugent scores fluctuated between low and intermediate categories.

The biggest difference is visible between low and intermediate iron concentration (1,2 grade) and higher overload (3,4 grade) which is shown in fig. 10.

The carbonate content was not significantly different between low and intermediate grade DCIS calcifications, although it was (P<0.001) significant between low and HGs and intermediate and high-grades of DCIS.

The difference between low and intermediate grade DCIS was statistically significant for pure and invasive cases using all antibodies (Mann-Whitney, highest P=0.007) except for pure DCIS when MVD was determined using vWF (Mann-Whitney, P=0.07).

The absolute educational differences were 114 per 100,000 person-years and 74 per 100,000 person-years, between the low and intermediate educational level groups, respectively, and the high educational level group.

This corresponds to reductions of approximately 21% and 20% in the relative inequalities seen between the low and intermediate educational level groups, respectively, and the high educational level group compared to when using the whole study population.

Obstructive CAD would be missed in less than 1 % after a negative CTCA with no significant differences between women and men (1 % (2/262) women vs. 0%% (1/308) men, P = 0.48), or between the low and intermediate risk groups (1 % (1/109) low vs. 0%% (2/461) intermediate risk group, P = 0.52).

A positive CTCA would result in 89 % (353/396) yield of obstructive CAD by ICA with no significant differences between women and men (86%% (157/183) women vs. 92 % (196/213) men, P = 0.0502) or between the low and intermediate risk groups (80%% (45/56) low vs. 91%% (308/340) intermediate risk group, P = 0.06).

This corresponds to a reduction of approximately 8% and an increase of approximately 20% in the relative inequalities seen between the low and intermediate educational level groups, respectively, and the high educational level group, compared to when looking at the relative differences in the whole population.