Sentence examples for difference in indicators from inspiring English sources

The only difference in indicators of satisfaction was that fewer newcomers were "very satisfied" with health care received since birth compared to Canadian-born women (p = 0.03).

The only difference in indicators of anemia and iron status between Nn and Pn babies was a significantly higher TfR concentration at 6 weeks of age in Pn babies (P = 0.001; P = 0.003, Bonferroni adjusted) (Table 2).

These comparison intervals ensure that non-overlapping intervals of EB estimates represent a significant difference in indicator scores (p < 0.05) [ 25].

The question addressed by this experiment was then similar to that of Experiment 1 that is, whether the difference in indicator stimulus would lead to an uncertainty effect for the pointing responses more like that usually observed for keypress responses.

Although the results found in this study showed different magnitudes of HR recovery that are dependent upon exercise intensity and differences in indicators of cardiac autonomic modulation, it is worth highlighting that the current literature does not clearly show a correlation between HR recovery and HRV during rest and postexercise.

Separate manuals were developed for each study area in response to the differences in indicators and management options deemed relevant for each by local communities.

The Kruskall Wallis test was used to find out the differences in indicators values by regions, water sources, and treatment types; and to observe the associations among the various indicators; the Spearman Rank Correlation was used to test the association between the variables.

While studies on QOL in relation to HIV and ART are now appearing from different contexts in both low- and middle- income countries, there are clearly contextual differences in indicators, dependent on country of study [ 44].

Hypothetically, what they are, in fact, identifying could be socio-demographic differences in indicators of how people establish the link between bodily sensation, symptom and diagnosis, and not the variables predicting delay.

4 We firstly did bivariate analyses to assess for differences in indicators of socioeconomic condition between rotavirus case patients and the two groups of controls to identify potential confounders or biases for the association between RV1 vaccination and rotavirus disease.

The differences in indicators associated with deprivation associated with the immediate area of residence of the patient and the travel time to the closest healthcare institution with the facilities to make the diagnosis of lung cancer are more likely to reflect factors affecting access to the hospital, not what happens within it.