Sentence examples for difference between the mild from inspiring English sources

The reasons mentioned previously may explain why there was no significant difference between the mild OA and normal groups.

The symptom of urinary pain and urgency was significant difference between the mild and severe subgroups (p < 0.05).

When infants with BPD were further stratified by BPD severity, there was no difference between the mild and moderate/severe subgroups with regard to gestational age.

13, 17, 38 Dunn et al 39 report significant differences between normal groups and mild or severe OA groups; however, there was no significant difference between the mild and severe OA groups.

Thus, although there was no difference in disease severity within the MSF patients (all recovered during hospitalization and none had failure of one or more organs), these patient groups illustrate the difference between the mild ATBF and the more severe MSF.

In addition, the MCM2 expression level increased with increasing grade of dysplasia, with a highly significant difference between the mild and moderate epithelial dysplasia (p < 0.001), between the mild and severe epithelial dysplasia (p = 0.000), and between the moderate and severe epithelial dysplasia (p < 0.001).

More recently, in 103 children with CAP, Ren et al. found that the mean vitamin D concentration in the group with severe CAP was significantly lower than that in the mild-CAP and control groups (p < 0.01), and there was no significant difference between the mild-CAP and control groups (p = 0.674) [ 121].

There were marked performance differences between the mild and moderate groups that suggest that the level of handicap has a motor dimension rather than only an intellectual dimension which is the basis for handicap categorization.

Based on clinician-rated severity, there were clear differences between the mild and moderate or severe groups, but not between the moderate and severe COPD groups.

No statistical differences existed between the mild and typical development conditions on the outcomes (p = .80 for Total; p = .43 for Family Functioning; and p = .56 for HRQL).

T2 relaxation time increased with the degree of OA, and the mild OA and moderate OA groups displayed significant differences with the normal group (P<0.001), but no significant difference was found between the mild and moderate OA groups (P<0.05; Table 1).