Sentence examples for but significant differences among from inspiring English sources

I am not sure how many readers will go through the many, slightly different protocols in the book to appreciate 'subtle, but significant, differences among different protocols' unless they have the task of reviewing the book.

The relative abundance of passerine nectarivores (Myzomela jugularis, Foulehaio carunculata) was not significantly different between seasons (P = 0.53) but significant differences among habitats (P≪0.001) were the result of much higher abundance in Coastal Coconut Plantation than in any other habitat on Lakeba (Figure 6).

Mirroring the subtle but significant differences among their Orthodox Jewish wearers, there are big differences in the hats when you know where to look, and last week Mr. Lacorazza, who visits New York a couple of times a year, pointed them out.

They found that no significant differences in gender or business and non-business students but significant differences among fourth-year (senior) versus non-fourth-year (non-senior) students since fourth-year students have more computer experiences and positive technology attitudes toward learning than non-fourth-year students.

Further analysis by Bonferroni post hoc tests revealed small but significant differences among the individual PAHs.

Transcriptome profiling identified a distinct gene expression signature for BL closely related to early GC B cells, with slight but significant differences among subsets.

The highest level of educational attainment was high school for most men in the normal (40.0%), hazardous (42.8%), and problem (36.1%) groups, but significant differences existed among these three groups (p = 0.038).

Compared with both parents, the fitness-related components and photosynthetic capacity of hybrids decreased dramatically, but significant differences were observed among different hybrids.

Thus, on day 7, exudate compositions were not significantly different among treatments, but significant differences were observed on days 14 and 21.

In winter, the number of leaves per rosette did not differ between regions (P = 0.21) but showed significant differences among populations within regions (P<0.0001; Table 2).

No significant negative effects on hatching or embryo viability were demonstrated at the concentrations tested, but significant differences in early ontogeny among groups were noted.