Sentence examples for but nonsignificant decrease in from inspiring English sources
When compared to the normal control group, both of the treatments showed a slight but nonsignificant decrease in the SOD activity.
There was a statistically significant reduction in CEA level in both metabolic and anatomical responders, and a slight but nonsignificant decrease in CEA level in both nonresponder groups (data not shown).
We observed that mitosis was already restored at low doses of 0.5 mg and 1.5 mg T treatment, with a slight but nonsignificant decrease in trend at 2.5 mg T, and a further increase thereafter at 5.0 mg T and in T Silastic implant animals (Supplemental Fig. S1 D).
There were no statistically relevant differences between the system used for frameless brain biopsy and the various tumor locations.> Over the years that the BrainLAB® system was used (2010 2013) there was a gradual but nonsignificant decrease in operating time from a median of 130 min to 115 min in 2010 and 2013, respectively.
There is currently an 8% excess of invasive breast cancers in the intervention arm, but nonsignificant decreases in the rates of cancers ≥20 mm and node-positive cancers.
There was a slight, but statistically nonsignificant, decrease in Inhbb expression in sActRIIB-Fc-treated asbestos-exposed mice.
Dudgeon et al. reported a decrease in the percentage of multiple ER visits and multiple hospital admissions, but a nonsignificant decrease in the percentage of deaths in a hospital setting [ 12].
Dynamic image analysis showed that the motile axonal mitochondria (approximately 20% of total) exhibited a slight but statistically nonsignificant decrease in motility in both directions in LB2-depleted axons (1.3 versus 1.1 anterograde movements/50 μm axon in 5 min, p = 0.14; 0.8 versus 0.4 retrograde movements/50 μm axon in 5 min, p = 0.13; n = 14 for CoMO and n = 17 for LB2MO; Mann-Whitney).
There were no data reported specifically on head and neck cancer, but there was a nonsignificant decrease in risk of death due to oesophageal cancer (hazard ratio (HR)=0.895%CI=0.30.3, 2.2) for 0 5 years of follow-up and HR=0.43 (95%CI=0.11.71.7) for 5 years follow-up or longer).
Another case control study (Bueno de Mesquita et al, 1990) in the Netherlands reported a 60% nonsignificant decrease in risk among men, but not among women.
The results of the current meta-analysis are in agreement with one previous systematic review with meta-analysis that focused on exercise [ 20] but disagreement with four others that reported a nonsignificant decrease in BMI in kg·m−2 among children and adolescents [ 17, 21– 23].
