Sentence examples for differences between certain groups from inspiring English sources
Percentile values were calculated for each group, even when the statistical tests indicated lack of differences between certain groups in lower percentiles.
However, due to a relatively low event rate (77 patients with sVARI), one limitation of our study was suboptimal power to rule out differences between certain groups, or to use our dataset to discover new markers of sVARI or related adverse clinical outcomes.
Nevertheless, by triangulating these findings with qualitative responses and further exploration of factors displaying a medium effect size (as measured by Cohen's d of approximately 0.5), there is an indication of a visible difference between certain group distributions.
Significant differences were observed only between certain groups (750 600 and 750 1000) at day 11, however, no difference was observed between the groups after day 15.
Although these previous studies showed that there are minor differences in fixation patterns between certain groups, the sequence of fixation on the eyes and mouth has been considered to be a universal information extraction pattern.
There could, however still be quantitative differences between certain protein groups in CSF and AC fluid, which would then point towards properties in the filling mechanism.
There are larger differences between certain pairs of C. botulinum group III strains than between some group III strains and C. novyi.
In addition to the differences in musculoskeletal outcomes between groups of countries, our survey found important differences between certain countries with respect to haemophilia treatment policies and practices.
In the latter case, differences between groups at certain time points were analyzed with the Mann Whitney U-test.
A reliable diagnostic scale should also lead to a reduction in the number of rats required to detect differences between groups in certain experiments.
Thus, the study might have insufficient power to detect the differences between the groups in certain subscales of cognitive function.
