Sentence examples for but the absolute difference from inspiring English sources

A discrepancy between the observed (28.1, "high") and the predicted (23.8, "moderate") burden was obtained for the 1998/1999 epidemic, but the absolute difference was small.

Teaching the module without interpreting the data for students predictably led to significantly lower grades [ t(141) = 2.088, p < 0.05], with higher variance in scores, but the absolute difference in mean scores was only 3.13%.

Race withdrawal because of muscle cramps occurred significantly more often in controls (3% vs 1%, online supplementary table S3; figure 4, p<0.001), but the absolute difference was small.

Also, the efficacy of erlotinib may be reduced in patients who currently smoke, but the absolute difference of 24% versus 37% (p=0.003) does not materially impact the estimate of the QALY and ICER; and, furthermore, we have shown that efficacy is improved in the erlotinib-rash group.

For example, Swedish annual primary and secondary care prevalence of psoriatic arthritis is twice that for England, but the absolute difference is low (eight extra people consulting per 10 000), whereas for a more prevalent condition like low back pain, a similar relative ratio constitutes a larger absolute difference (293 extra people consulting in England per 10 000).

(c) The results appear for two values of the applied electric field with P = 0 and α0 = 0. Figure 6 The same as Figure 4 but for the absolute difference of dipole matrix elements | M 22 − M 11 |.

The overall species distributions in Bangladesh and the other sites combined were significantly different (P =.015), but the absolute differences for individual species were modest.

The degree of awareness of a number of risk factors were significantly different in community physicians with different academic qualifications or practice location, but the absolute differences in percentage were small and may not be meaningful in practice.

In stages IIa and IIb, the relative excess risk was not as dramatic, but the absolute differences approached 15%.

We also found significant differences for LDL cholesterol and diastolic blood pressure, but the absolute differences were very small.

Examining differences in infant and maternal characteristics by whether birthweight was missing showed some statistically significant differences but the absolute differences were small (Additional file 14: Table S8).