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They found significant differences in difficulty between 3- and 4-, and between 3- and 5-option versions of the three tests adapted to produce the different option versions, but found no differences between the 4- and 5-option versions.
In the cyprinid zebrafish Danio rerio, Higgs et al. [36] (25 50 mm) and Zeddies and Fay [37] (4 days post-fertilization to adult) used different techniques (AEP versus startle response) but found no differences in the stimulus levels and frequency bandwidth to which fish responded.
We tested different equilibration times (2, 4 and 6 h), but found no differences for both ligands, suggesting that the exchange reactions rates are almost instantaneous and that equilibrium is reached within the 2 hour equilibration timeframe employed.
We studied the influence of different physiologic media (PBS, HBSS, DMEM) on agglomeration but found no differences.
We measured protein levels of the enzymatic component of the polycomb repressive complex 2, EZH2, but found no differences in the content of EZH2 in muscle from physically active and inactive men (data not shown).
Concerning blood loss, which was calculated as suggested by Rosencher et al. [7], we found a significant reduction with all the three TSS techniques compared to the standard lateral direct approach, but found no differences between the three TSS groups.
Considering H. pylori is an important environmental factor in the stomach which is also a class Icarcinogen defined by World Health Organization (WHO), we analysis the three miRNAs in the HP stratification among different gastric diseases, but found no difference.
Mathew [54] found significantly higher abnormal personality profiles in CDH patients than in controls using the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory MMPII) but found no difference in the profiles of patients with different subtypes of CDH.
We found differences between the adjacent planned neighbourhood and the informal settlements for several EF components, but found no difference for other EF components (e.g. water consumption).
We also investigated the genome wide DNA methylation levels for introns, CpG islands and exons in the active and inactive men, but found no difference between the two groups (Fig. 1B E).
