Sentence examples for but the largest differences from inspiring English sources

We found that the aboveground biomass of riparian vegetation was higher in the watershed with Alder, but the largest differences were in the litter layer and belowground where vegetation in the watershed with no Alder had significantly higher root biomass.

The variation in the delay terms was large among individual subjects across all scales, but the largest differences were observed in Borg exertion ratings between healthy adults and patients with pulmonary disease: for Borg leg exertion scale vs %Wmax, the median delay was 64%% [IQR 42 100] vs 24%% [IQR 0 60] of their respective Wmax (Table 3).

In some instances, such as with Phase I and II trials, the small number of NIH-funded studies made detection of all but the largest differences difficult.

All glucose-lowering medications were used more commonly and at higher mean doses in the intensive glycemia group, but the largest differences were for insulin use (any and bolus) and thiazolidinediones.

There were no differences in fertility, abdominal pain, urinary symptoms, or adhesions at subsequent surgery, but the small sample size would be very unlikely to detect any but the largest differences.

Thirdly, we also observed genes differentially expressed before and after infliximab therapy among the good responders, but the largest differences were found when testing for effect of treatment in the patients where TNF-α could be detected before treatment.

But the largest difference was that there were no stems larger than 29 cm dsh in either the sugarcane or the banana plot (Table 6), which led to a much smaller mean stem size in the secondary plots.

The P-gP-transfected variant S1(1.1) was three-fold more sensitive, but the largest difference was found for the MRP1-transfected S1 MRP) cells, which were 340-fold more sensitive to gemcitabine than SW1573 cells (P<0.001).

Women had 6% units higher 5-year RSR for lung cancer in both periods, but the largest difference (13% units) was seen amongst patients younger than 55 years of age.

In regards to the other three mountains, there were significant differences but not always in the same direction: for DUB and MNT tadpoles sampled from high elevation showed a decreased RMR relative to those from low elevation, but the largest difference due to elevation was at LOM, where tadpoles from high elevation showed a substantial increase in RMR compared to those from low elevation.

This is confirmed by the fact that the weaker (1 km), but longer (Table 3), events show the largest differences when VOL-CALPUFF and TEPHRA2 outputs are compared (Fig. 9).