Sentence examples for differ from the ranges from inspiring English sources

Annual incidence rates in patients after several years of lithium treatment (1.4 1.8 %) (Bocchetta et al. 2007a) did not much differ from the ranges of incidence reported for the general population, with maximum values of approximately 2 % per year in women aged over 45 (Vanderpump et al. 1995; Tunbridge et al. 1981).

Therefore, we were interested to assess whether mandible shapes of inbred strains differ from the range of shapes found among wild mice.

Although data-entry errors rates for unknown or missing information are familiar problems in medical registries, the error rates in our study did not differ from the range of 19%to76%6% out of the literature [ 37].

We have argued that the bifurcation of a usual care range no longer constitutes usual care, as the benefits and harms associated with each subset of that range differ from the full range.

The range used in the present work differed from the range proposed by Heath et al.

This means that the β-globin locus in fetal liver, which is silenced through treatment by α-amanitin displays long-range interactions, which differ from the long-range interactions observed for the developmentally silenced β-globin locus in fetal brain.

A problem becomes evident when a model's results differ from the past, beyond the range of natural variability.

The elevation above sea level (a.s.l). of the seropositive animals did not differ from the species-specific elevation range for each ruminant species (Table  3).

In Sardinia, goat farming systems differ from the traditional ones and range from small infrastructures with low management costs to a semi-intensive system as for Maltese goats [ 4].

Again, standard deviation values of generated streamflows were found to differ from the observed ones in a range of 0.22 % to 27.19 %—higher discrepancy values (32.31 % to 39.67 %) were observed for generated flows for some months (Table 3).

The slope of the dose response relationship in the observable range could differ from the low-dose slope if, for example, multiple MOAs contributed to the dose response relationship in the observable range but at low doses one MOA was considerably more dominant.