Sentence examples for but not real differences from inspiring English sources

Among these mutation sites, 15 sites were different from the database sequence, but not real differences in the genomic loci as revealed by Tajima et al. (Table  2).

However, no definite conclusions can be drawn by this test results since some differences may result from the annotation problems but not real differences in the overlapping genes fraction.

The detailed analysis using the genomic DNA of both Kazusa and GT-S strains indicated that the detected 21 putative SNPs were, in fact, differences in the database sequence, but not real differences in the two genomes.

This method assumes that the differences in SD among studies reflect differences in measurement scales and not real differences in variability among participants.

If ethnic DIF is present in quality of life, it might imply that the existence of ethnic differences in QoL is a result of biased items, and not real differences in the population.

This is not to say that there aren't real differences between the two living popes (it seems so strange to write those words), but "modernity" and "the past" might not be the best way to understand them.

The wide range of results within diagnostic groups probably does not reflect real differences in prevalence but demonstrates the complexity of reliable assessment.

Meta-analyses of the SSRT in ADHD have also concluded that SSRT differences between children with and without ADHD do not reflect real differences in stopping speed (inhibition) but reflect differences in mean reaction time to go stimuli [ 91].

Thus there remains a need to establish at better than the anecdotal level whether or not real individual differences exist.

We could not find real differences in pre-operatively and post-operatively FSFI between both groups.

These authors concluded that gender differences in comorbidities (including learning deficits) frequently found in clinical samples more likely are caused by referral biases and not by real differences between girls and boys with ADHD.