Sentence examples for but the relative differences from inspiring English sources

The absolute cost estimates depend on the size of the effect of preventive treatment but the relative differences are similar.

An analogous pattern was observed for deleterious variants, but the relative differences among populations are slightly smaller.

There is considerable drift in the cells' directional preferences, but the relative differences in firing direction are maintained, consistent with a predominantly innate attractor network for directional representation.

The G+C content of the noncoding regions (intergenic spacers) was slightly lower compared to protein-coding genes in all species, but the relative differences between species were similar (Table 2).

The use of benzodiazepine derivatives for the elderly showed the same tendency between the two groups in 2011 but the relative differences diminished over time due to the fact that the group of privately owned PCCs increased their prescription rates from 2011 to 2013 more than twice as much as the group of publicly owned centres (increase rates 11.5%% vs. 4.7%%).

Not only the absolute values of QA-PFS per treatment arm are different, but also the relative differences between treatment arms within one country are different, as can be seen for ΔQA-PFS with gefitinib for Pac/Carb: 3.4 (2.4; 4.8) months in the Dutch scenario versus 2.8 (1.9; 3.9) months for the UK scenario.

But even the relative differences between DE and RHC were larger for sPAP than mPAP indicating a better correlation of DE mPAP and RHC vs. DE sPAP and RHC (Figure 3A).

Total costs varied to some degree with the different assumptions regarding unit-cost prices, but the relative difference between the strategies remained consistent across these analyses.

These estimations also contain some uncertainties, but the relative difference in P-wave velocities and, consequently, the degree of serpentinization is reliable.

This finding was observed in cells grown in either high or low serum concentrations, but the relative difference was greater in cells grown in lower serum concentrations.

In the 1994 1995 NPHS data, among men in the lowest household income quartile the prevalence of depression was twice that of men in higher income quartiles, but the relative difference was smaller among women.