Sentence examples for describe a significant difference from inspiring English sources
These data describe a significant difference between males and females in the behavioral effects following co-administration of morphine and minocycline.
Only Chan et al. described a significant difference between the two groups in that alcohol dependency was over-represented in the external fixation group (4%% vs 20%%).
However, Hadeiba et al. described a significant difference in the ability of pDCs subsets to promote tolerance [26].
The study described a significant difference in the prevalence of total lymphoceles (19.2% of patients in the Tachosil® group vs. 51.7% in the historical control group) and a non-significant difference of symptomatic lymphoceles (7.6% of patients in the Tachosil® group vs. 17.2% in the historical control group).
See related research by Phillips et al., In the present issue of Critical Care an experimental model of hemorrhagic shock in pigs describes a significant difference in the extent of lung injury as assessed by the extravascular lung water (EVLW) between two crystalloid solutions – normal saline (NS) or Ringer's lactate (RL) – when administered in volumes >250 ml/kg [ 1].
Clinton said she wanted to "build on and improve the Affordable Care Act," a position she described as "a significant difference that I have with Senator Sanders".
In the study, described here, we observed a significant difference in the secondary structure of an scFv produced in E. coli and the same scFv expressed and secreted from chinese hamster ovary (CHO) cells as part of a BsAb.
HEV IgG prevalence of 2.2%–62% has been described in IDUs, but a significant difference with the control group was found in only 2 of these studies (12 – 12 ).
Therefore, we described per study whether a significant difference between vaginal and caesarean delivery was found in (1) low 5-min Apgar scores (<7) and (2) neonatal mortality.
As described above, there was a significant difference in death during induction (Fig. 2 which was extracted from endpoints defined directly as induction deaths [ 16– 18, 20, 25, 27], with one omitted due to data provided only of early deaths [ 26]).
Not to mention the convoluted names of active ingredients and the statistics describing how many women saw a significant difference in their appearance after how many weeks.
