For LR males, differences in the gamete pattern could be expected between normal and LRR-rich populations, as two of the three paths to LRR male formation involve LR males (R genomes with Y factor and LR sperm).
It was hypothesized that differences in the effect of SB on adjustment could be expected between mothers and fathers because of role differentiations in care and work.
Maximum canopy height showed significant differences at all sites as it could be expected with absolute differences ranging between 3.15 m (±3.55 m) and 8.13 (±4.54 m); 1.67 m (±3.26 m) and 6.64 m (±6.19 m); and 2.57 m (±2.08 m) and 7.24 m (±0.44 m) for SNM, BCI and SdM, respectively.
From the first hypothesis it could be expected some difference between both enzyme forms at least at kinetic level, which we did not observe in previous studies, although it cannot be discarded.
Although the weighted mean HR during the treatment period was significantly higher in the moderate/severe group than in the normal/mild group, the magnitude of the difference was not of clinical significance and could be expected given the differences between the two patient populations.
A prominent difference between MaSat arrays could be expected from dot-plot analysis.
Due to the high discrepancy in plasma extravasation values, a significant difference between the groups could be expected after testing a greater number of animals.
The use of sheep and cattle in LOW and HIGH, respectively, may therefore, due to the different body mass and foraging behaviour of the two livestock species [see e.g. [ 6, 16]], result in a larger difference between treatments than could be expected from livestock biomass alone.
In fact, we identified three main patterns that are clearly distinct from each other and can accommodate differences between countries larger than could be expected from the heterogeneity in the quality of the data.
For Caco-2 cells, the differences were clearer and followed what could be expected regarding surface-charge-induced differences.
