Sentence examples for differences between the late from inspiring English sources

One major difference between our study and the studies of others was that we did not find any differences between the late onset preeclampsia and the two control groups at any of the measured time points.

Notably, promyogenic transcription factors were strongly modified with H3K27me3 but showed no differences between the late gestation foetus and lamb, likely reflecting their lack of involvement in the myofibre fusion process occurring in this transition.

There were statistically significant differences between the late H/M ratios at 1, 2 and 3 h p.i. compared with the late H/M ratio at 4 h p.i.

However, none of the mean differences between the late H/M ratios at 1, 2 and 3 h p.i. exceeded the predefined clinically relevant 0.10 difference with the late H/M ratio at 4 h p.i. (Fig.  1a).

An example of a patient with only small differences between the late H/M ratios at 1, 2 and 3 h p.i. compared with the late H/M ratio at 4 h p.i. is depicted in Fig.  2.

The differences between the latest builds of Chromium and these developer builds of Chrome seem unnoticeable at this point.

The difference between the late eighties and the mid-nineties was so great that it was as if there were decades separating them.

The sedimentary record of the depression reflects a considerable difference between the Late Glacial/early Holocene and the middle/late Holocene in terms of environmental conditions.

He forcefully shows the difference between the late nineteenth century arithmetization of analysis and the early twentieth century axiomatic-algebraic approach.

There was no difference between the late and early TPN cohort in the need of mechanical ventilation in the first 72 hours (61/70 (87%) vs 54/73 (75%); NS), total duration of mechanical ventilation (median days [IQR]: 10 (3–19) vs 11 (3.5–17.5); NS), and surfactant treatment (48/70 (70%) vs 48/73 (66%); NS).

There was no difference between the late and early regression in 5-year local control rate (82%% vs. 77 %), regional and distant metastasis-free rate (69%% vs. 72%%) and overall survival (75%% vs. 79%%).