Sentence examples for differ for survival from inspiring English sources

Kiko and Spanish does did not differ for survival trends under the alternative culling protocol (P = 0.94).

Boer does had a lower survival trend (P < 0.001) than Kiko and Spanish does and lower stayability rates (P < 0.001) at each endpoint; Kiko and Spanish did not differ for survival trend or stayability at any herd life endpoint.

This finding suggests that predictors of survival differ for black and white patients [ 4] and that the ethnic discrepancy in surgery rates may reflect a complex interaction between patients and/or surgeon choices, as well as clinical factors at diagnosis.

We sequenced and analysed the genomes of representatives of three major lineages of species L. monocytogenes to correlate gene content with (i) its wide spectrum of pathogenic abilities, (ii) its differing properties for survival in the hosts, and (iii) its adaptive properties during growth under extracellular conditions.

It will differ for everybody.

This can differ for each post.

Layers in sealed pens appear to have higher probability of survival and the Kaplan-Meir survival curves differed for each pen; ≥78 weeks old layer have higher probability of survival compared with the younger chickens and the 19 38 weeks age category are at highest risk of death (P < 0.001).

To examine whether the MMR-GI onset interval differed for cases and controls, survival analysis was pursued, using only those children with onset of GI episodes after MMR administration.

We investigated whether crude and adjusted stem survival differed for identical implants that were available with or without HA coating.

Given that serum levels of 25(OH D could be affected by chemotherapy, we investigated whether the association with survival differed for participants that did not receive chemotherapy before blood collection and participants with blood collection after start of chemotherapy (Table 4).

Because the handled and unhandled group did not differ in survival, they were pooled for subsequent analyses.