Sentence examples for but not clinical differences from inspiring English sources

There are slight, but not clinical, differences in the most frequent sensations between acupoints and nonacupoints.

Thus, not only clinical differences but also differences in the jurisdiction might have played a role because these juveniles were not detained for their offenses.

Several studies showed coinfections were associated with an increase in disease severity, but the majority of studies didn't show clinical differences between single and coinfections [ 68, 69].

The authors analyzed clinical symptoms of patients with strong serologic reactions against R. massiliae antigens but did not find relevant clinical differences between these patients and those with Mediterranean spotted fever.

Though this method did not provide clinical difference or benefit compared to the conventional method, it may serve as a safe and timesaving alternative preoperative protocol even for high risk tamsulosin treated patients.

However, there was no difference between the two groups and the alterations in angles did not generate any clinical differences.

In a multicenter study conducted in patients with leukemia and sponsored by the US National Institutes of Health, a difference in platelet refractoriness did not lead to clinical differences.

Outcome rates are similar between the ever- versus never-depressed groups, but these results do not account for other clinical differences between these groups.

A small, retrospective study in critically ill patients found that CI was associated with a faster decrease in leukocyte count and clinical severity score but not with differences in morbidity or mortality [73].

A small, retrospective study in critically ill patients found that CI was associated with a faster decrease in leukocyte count and clinical severity score but not with differences in morbidity or mortality [ 73].

Although the study was "a priori" not powered to detect clinical differences, no trend was observed for superior results of one decontamination procedure over the other.