Sentence examples for but such differences were from inspiring English sources

Serum levels of hsCRP and adiponectin tended to be different in two groups, but such differences were not statistically significant (p = 0.064 and p = 0.067, respectively).

Interestingly, it has been recently shown in the crab stomatogastric nervous system that the bursting activities of circuit neurons showed different susceptibility to extremely high temperature, but such differences were hidden at temperatures within the physiological range (Tang et al., 2012).

In Trial 2 we observed relevant differences in UCY across groups, but such differences were not linearly associated with MCP.

But such differences were not stated in the broad claims of Roslin's patent application, the appeals court judges decided.

As was expected, seeding effectiveness (proportion of undamaged seeds) was significantly higher in Nb and M forests compared to Np forests, but such differences were not found between geographical locations.

Overall, the height, shoot and root biomass, and shoot phosphorus of pioneer species were highly responsive to mycorrhizal inoculation regardless of P addition but such differences were not observed in the late secondary plants.

But, such differences are worth knowing about, particularly in common diseases in which they could represent a substantial benefit to public health.

As long as science is the objective of these assays, this is no major concern, but such differences are intolerable if the assays are used for the clinical management of patients.

Clearance rate was slightly higher in women with LR-HPV than those with HR-HPV infection, but such difference was not found to be statistically significant (20/39 (51.3%) vs. 22/56 (39.3%); p = 0.25).

Principle component analysis has revealed that the quantitative composition of rat PGS is sexually dimorphic (Natynczuk et al. 1995), but such difference is not related to aliphatic acids (Gawienowski et al. 1975).

In the fully adjusted model further accounting for peripheral neuropathy, knee extensor strength was lower in the highest versus lowest HbA1c quartile (−4.47 ± 2.32 N · m) but such difference was no longer significant, and the trend across HbA1c categories was of only borderline significant (P value for trend = 0.05).