Sentence examples for difference in limitations from inspiring English sources

In contrast, a previous study [20] found no significant difference in limitations related to mandibular functioning scores among patients with different graded chronic pain severity classification.

In our study, the SynFix-LR® (in which the anterior fixation provided superior stability compared to that provided by just using the vertebral interbody cage [SynCage-LR®]), had a similar stiffness in the operated segment compared to that in the model with the pedicle screws, and a difference in limitation in ROM of less than 10%.

All socioeconomic measures were strongly associated with functional limitations and made some contribution towards explaining differences in limitations between populations.

Oneway-ANOVA was used to analyse differences in limitations in activities and pain between patients with normal weight, overweight patients and patients with obesity.

T-tests for independent samples were performed to analyse differences in limitations and pain between patients that suffered from specific diseases (all separate disease categories in the CIRS) and those who did not suffer from these diseases.

Importantly, the method allows for the detection of item bias independent of true differences in limitation between the groups.

The difference in ADL limitations was statistically significant as well, but this difference was less than one limitation and therefore not considered clinically relevant.> -wrap-foot> †Chi-square test (categorical) one-way ANOVA (continuous).

Honestly, I never really understood the difference in age limitations.

This could be because CCS is a discrete measure and a one-class change may correspond to a relatively large difference in functional limitations.

In a recent meta-analysis, García-Camacho & Totland [33] showed that although alpine plants suffer significant pollen limitation, there is no difference in pollen limitation between alpine and lowland species, and between self-compatible and self-incompatible species.

A recent meta-analysis by García-Camacho & Totland (2009) [33] reported that although alpine plants show significant pollen limitation, there is no difference in pollen limitation between alpine and lowland species.