Sentence examples for but an insignificant difference from inspiring English sources

Boulet et al reported superiority of CIC over FP for FVC (p < 0.01) but an insignificant difference for FEV1.

Increasing the size of the contactor caused small improvements in the ability to detect low frequency vibrations, but made an insignificant difference to the thresholds for high frequency vibrations.

The same letter indicates an insignificant difference, whereas different letters indicate significant differences (P < 0.05) among groups.

It might seem like an insignificant difference, but we're planning to put a green "living" roof on it that will weigh up to 1.5 tonnes when soaked, so I don't want to take any chances.

This could explain the fact that 4 mm advancement produced significantly more bone when compared with the controls, but 2 mm advancement resulted in an insignificant difference in the amount of bone produced compared with the controls.

Those who did not go to the groups had a median survival time of 17.6 months, an insignificant difference.

But in this analysis, 29 percent of people who had P.C.I. still had angina, compared with 33 percent of those on medicine, an insignificant difference.

Children in the group who had surgery averaged 7.9 upper respiratory infections per year, compared with 7.8 infections in the watchful waiting group — an insignificant difference.

Of the nine whose infections were worse at this point, three were on clindamycin and six on cephalexin, an insignificant difference.

Not counting lunch, the participants consumed 1,568 calories on days they had the 200-calorie lunch and 1,560 on days when they did not — an insignificant difference.

There was an insignificant difference between trajectory assistance (B) and manual assistance (A).