Sentence examples for difference in numbers of from inspiring English sources

A count of defined areas of four different fins revealed no difference in numbers of dying cells between the dorsal and the ventral fin.

Due to practical and organizational reasons, individual performances were not recorded for all the animals, which explain the difference in numbers of pigs analysed for the different traits.

The difference in numbers of pods per plant was non-significant within different vermicompost-fortified treatments, whereas the numbers of pods per plant were significantly different in control and vermicompost-fortified treatments (F = 12.42, P < 0.001).

How do you explain the difference in numbers of men vs. women in your own mind?

(The difference in numbers of viewers is accounted for by CNN's being available in far more homes).

I'm thinking, if it does make a difference in numbers of vote, is that kind of thing right for us to decide now?

Low-luminance deficit (LLD) was defined as the difference in numbers of letters read at standard vs low luminance.

When comparing both groups there was no statistical difference there was no difference in numbers of punctures in achieving access nor in complications.

The team found that the sons of young (1-day old) males produced more offspring than sons of old (13-day old) males; whereas there was no difference in numbers of offspring produced by daughters of young and old males.

A significant difference in numbers of suspect pixels between 12 benign lesions and 35 malignant lesions was observed; the ROC curve showed an optimal cutoff for the number of pixels equal to 2050, which determined a sensitivity of 26/35 (74%) and a specificity of 11/12 922%).

In terms of comparing the characteristics between the 2 years of applicants, however, we did not find a significant difference in numbers of applicants with geographic ties and feel that this consideration should not have affected the class characteristics relative to one another.