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Interestingly, the inhibition of Cdc2 was stronger in A549 cells, but no clear difference was found between these two cell lines for cyclin B1 expression.

Whether anti-RHA SLE had different disease activity was evaluated by comparing SLEDAI between anti-RHA and patients, but no clear difference was found.

In the entire cohort, paired log-rank test demonstrated a lower event rate after ch14.18 consolidation compared to no consolidation (p = 0.038) but no clear difference between MAB ch14.18 treatment and oral NB90 maintenance chemotherapy (p = 0.147, Figure 2a).

The enhancement of p21 expression was higher in A549 cells than in HTB-56 cells, but no clear difference was observed in p53 expression between the two cell lines.

However, a study of "active conservative" management for sciatica found higher rates of recovery in patients with disc extrusions or broad-based protrusions, but no clear difference in recovery according to whether there was root compromise [ 10].

This reflected higher ratings for the intoxicated face over the sober face in the low-dose condition (mean difference +0.22, 95% CI +0.09 to +0.36, P = 0.003), but no clear difference in ratings for the intoxicated face over the sober face in the high-dose condition (mean difference −0.10, 95% CI −0.29 to +0.09, P = 0.264).

Previously, it has been suggested that pulse pressure may be particularly informative both in middle and old age, but with no clear difference between men and women [ 11].

Substantial genetic variation was detected for adaptive traits related to growth, ontogenetic change and biomass allocation in maritime pine, but no clear differences in phenotypic plasticity among seedlings when two different factors (water availability and density) were considered.

In some cases butyl hydroxyl toluene (BHT) was added to the lipid mixtures in chloroform, at a 55 1 PUFA BHT mol ratio, but no clear differences were observed with the BHT-free samples.

Thin sections were analysed for morphological differences between er and wild type in the phloem, but no clear differences were apparent (supplementary material Fig. S10).

Both of these chemokines were shown to be predominantly transcribed in cells of myeloid origin from these samples, but no clear differences in mRNA levels were seen between the two compartments in these samples.