Sentence examples for detect large differences in from inspiring English sources
Only a few fully published randomized trials are available; these studies were powered only to detect large differences in survival and no benefit was shown.
It's also possible that these relatively young participants may have been too fit relative to older adults to detect large differences in their cardiovascular health, Tikanmaki noted.
The study sample size was designed to be able to detect large differences in the frequency of adverse events between the dose groups.
Between strains and across tissue we consistently detect large differences in expression for probe sets that target both coding exons and the distal 3' UTR (Fig. 1A, Figure S1, and Figure S2).
But as in our study the sample size in that study was only able to detect large differences in pregnancy outcomes.
Despite its limited size, the cohort was sufficiently powered to detect large differences in birth weight, which are at least twice the effect typically observed for cigarette smoking.
Since detectable differences in mRNA will always precede alterations in the level of protein, this earlier time point may have compromised our ability to detect larger differences in some of our parameters.
While we had good power for detecting large differences in iron status between women of different ethnicities, it is possible that small to moderate differences in iron status between European and "other" ethnic groups may have been detected with a larger sample size.
The number of subjects in each study arm (10) is a generally acceptable sample size in a Phase I study for detecting large differences in the frequency of adverse events with reasonable accuracy.
When comparing the average Gli-A2 frequency of the two SNP positions in genomic DNA of two wild type wheat 'Chinese Spring' lines and deletion line 6AS-1 the pyrosequencing assay detected large differences in Gli-A2 frequency.
Intriguingly, we detected large differences in basal AMPK α- and β-subunit isoform distribution between BAT and WAT and, more specifically, found a high expression of the AMPKα2 catalytic subunit and the AMPKβ1 regulatory subunit in BAT compared to WAT.
