Sentence examples for concerned a significant difference from inspiring English sources

As far as cancer history is concerned, a significant difference was reported with a higher percentage of cancer patients having a family history of breast and/or gynecological cancer (p = 0.002), but not in personal history of benign breast diseases or previous neoplasms.

As far as Bcl-2 family proteins are concerned, we detected a significant difference in expression of Bcl-2 and Bcl-XL transcripts in the treated-control group (Bcl-2, P = 0.004, logFC = −1.21; Bcl-XL, P = 0.006, logFC = 1.67).

On the other hand, loan officers do not perceive a significant difference concerning the reliability of the report on the financial statements.

Statistical analysis revealed a significant difference concerning the primary endpoint of this study (P = 0.046).

A significant difference concerning the need for intubation between the two groups could not be detected.

There was a significant difference concerning the total length of the hospital stay (low volume, 33.6 days; high volume, 23.3 days; P = 0.025).

There was a significant difference concerning age (median age 64 versus 37 y; table 1) between patients after laryngectomy and healthy controls, otherwise both groups were comparable concerning gender, weight, and height.

A significant difference concerning body fat has been reported in TC patients who received chemotherapy at an age below 30 years compared to those treated by orchidectomy only (Gietema et al. 1992).

In this study, participating men did not differ much from women, although their attitudes were slightly less positive, with a significant difference concerning their attitudes towards consanguineous couples having children.

Since there were no differences between the two groups of patients in the number of critical events or other transport-related parameters, but a significant difference concerning severity of illness, we conclude that mainly the pre-existing clinical status was responsible for the difference in mortality between the two groups, and that the contribution of the transport per se was limited.

Kim et al. [ 18] who compared a calcar replacement prosthesis with intramedullary fixation in a prospective study in two small groups of 29 patients could not find a significant difference concerning the functional outcomes, but the cut-out rate of the hip screw was 7% in their patients.