Sentence examples for difference in gain of from inspiring English sources

The difference in gain of utility value from vignettes 1 to 2 (0.26 ± 0.15) was significantly higher than from vignettes 3 to 4 (0.13 ± 0.12).

While we could not detect a difference in gain of performance in larger groups of eight students, there was a decline in teaching quality (less hands-on time and more unrelated conversation).

Whilst participants showed lower gain for vertical compared to horizontal pursuit (mean difference in gain of 0.23 between conditions; P < 0.001), this effect was similar between patient groups (no interaction between group and pursuit direction; P = 0.93).

Some authors have already shown that there is significant increase in flexion not only for early MUA (<90 days) but also for late MUA (>90 days) but they also showed that there was a significant difference in gain of ROM between early and late MUA and they postulated that an "early" MUA leads to a greater gain of ROM [ 3, 5, 7].

No cell accumulation differences were observed in gain-of-function Wnt8a fish compared with wild-type controls.

Differences in gains of QOL between the intervention and the control group were 0.06 units at the end of the intervention and 0.08 one year later (follow-up at 20 months after start).

Post-hoc power analysis revealed that an annual difference in gain in BMC L2-L4 of 0.6 g/yrs for girls and 0.5 g/yrs for boys and a gain of 0.3 g/yrs in BMC in FN for girls and 0.2 g/yrs for boys, and in bone width in L3 of 0.6 mm/yrs for girls and of 0.5 mm/yrs for boys and in FN of 0.8 mm/yrs for girls and 0.5 mm/yrs for boys would render statistical significance.

Take a look at the huge difference in the gain of gold stocks, represented by the PHLX Gold/Silver Sector Index (XAU) compared to the streetTRACKS Gold Shares (GLD) ETF since March 9, the day the market hit bottom.

Mai et al. (1995) also found that the optimal protein level for maximum growth of abalone H. discus hannai was about 356 g kg−1 dietary protein level, while statistical analysis revealed there was no significant difference in weight gain of abalone that were fed dietary protein from 202 to 353 g kg−1 and about 323 g kg−1 for H. tuberculata (within 202 400 g kg−1).

A difference in weight gain of 0.5 kg between the intervention and control group after eight months was considered to be clinically relevant.

The difference in weight gain of infants between normal and overweight mothers prepregnancy was also significant (p = 0.019).> -wrap-foot> *Significatthet the 0.05 level.