Sentence examples for differences in occurrence from inspiring English sources
The aim of this randomized controlled trial was to investigate differences in occurrence of adverse events between three different combinations of manual treatment techniques used by manual therapists (i.e. chiropractors, naprapaths, osteopaths, physicians and physiotherapists) for patients seeking care for back and/or neck pain.
The differences in occurrence of regulated erm(C) between isolates from the different reservoirs were statistically significant (chi-square test).
Differences in occurrence between the two time periods (right panel) with a colour scale ranging from blue for a loss of suitable habitat (90 presences predicted only for the 1980 1992 period) to red for a gain in suitable habitat (90 presences predicted only for the 2003 2009 period).
Various structural failure modes exhibit great differences in occurrence probabilities, failure consequences and intrinsic characteristics, etc. Utilising these differences can enhance the effectiveness and efficiency of damage identification research, which has currently received little coverage.
(3) The differences in occurrence and accumulation processes between unconventional and conventional hydrocarbon result from the great differences in accumulation mechanisms.
Alex and Mukherjee (2001) concluded that there are significant differences in occurrence of various CEJ events at two equatorial stations Trivandrum, India, and Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, separated by 40° in longitude.
aAll the differences in occurrences were tested by Fisher's exact test (one-tailed) and were statistically not significant.
While IMT and cIMa did not differ between groups, we determined a difference in occurrence of atherosclerotic plaques (P = 0.029).
There was no significant difference in occurrence of calcification in the two groups.
For instance, around six orders of magnitude difference in occurrence data are found among species considered (Meyer et al. 2016).
Also, we did not find a difference in occurrence of occlusion alarms between insertion site or type of catheters.
