Sentence examples for between the groups derived from inspiring English sources

The principal difference between the groups derived from the higher rate of avoidant infants in the control group.

Consequently the power calculation was based upon the expected difference in A1c between the groups derived from anticipated differences in insulin use.

The effects of the pregnancy supplement are presented as mean (95% CI) percentage differences between the groups derived from coefficients in the statistical models described below.

Lenddo works similarly, only the groups derive from your connections online rather than in person.

The associations between Logical Memory II and the different biomarker groups derived from the biomarker-negative groups improving and the biomarker-positive groups remaining flat or declining slightly.

Because speciation is gradual, we should be able using estimates of recombination within and between groups derived from multilocus data, to define nascent species which if they continue to diversify in isolation, are expected to form distinct sequence clusters, ie species, in the future.

Age-adjusted relative risks between the groups were derived by means of indirect standardization.

The null hypothesis is that the samples between the groups are derived from the same population i.e. there is no significant differential expression.

Finally, the potential for adult batch spawning suggested by some laboratory experiments (Pedersen 2003) may result in additional gene flow between larval groups, deriving from adults reproducing more than once in distinct groups, with consequences similar to mixing of larvae coming from different groups.

The latter are subdivided into the Cheimantha group, derived from crosses between B. socotrana and B. dregei, and the Elatior group, derived from crosses between B. socotrana and tuberous Andean species.

A whole series of pterosaurs that represent intermediate forms between the basal and derived groups are known in large numbers (Darwinopterus being the key example, one specimen of which is also preserved in association with an egg).