Sentence examples for combined the differences from inspiring English sources

Combined, the differences between the two parties' plans are trivial in the face of the $14 trillion federal debt.

For both sexes combined, the differences were marginally significant in the age groups 25 34 and 45 49 years respectively.

Combined, the differences in GATA3 target genes and responses indicate that alterations in GATA3 regulatory effect depend on the cellular settings (that is, normal versus cancer cells), possibly reflecting other transcription factors expressed in the cell.

Similarly, when the data were combined, the difference was not significant (OR 0.82, 95% CI 0.66 1.01).

When both collection and processing phase costs were combined, the difference between these two measurement methods diminished to approximately 7%.

When comparing the tumor phenotype distribution of WT and NEO cells combined, with that of DN2 and DN5 cells combined, the difference was highly statistically significant (p ≤ 0.0006).

When both data on season and the sporozoite status were combined, the difference in kdr allelic frequency was even more pronounced.

If the groups were combined the difference in mean age at onset was 12 years (46 vs. 58 years, p = 0.001).

When comparing positive color choice with neutral, negative and 'none' combined the difference was also statistically significant (p = 0.016, Fisher's Exact test).

Rectal and skin temperature changes combined, the difference in body heat content between N and H amounts to 138.5 ± 35.1 kJ, which is considerable.

For all sites and both sexes combined, the difference in risk between the greatest and lowest poverty category is less than 2%, suggesting that the individual site-specific risks effectively cancel one another out.