Sentence examples for differences in the aggregate from inspiring English sources

We advocate looking at a variety of socioeconomic factors that reflect differences, in the aggregate, among black, Latino and white poverty: consideration of wealth (which is accumulated over generations and reflects our history of slavery and segregation) and neighborhood poverty levels (which reflect discrimination in the housing market).

Overall, this points to very significant differences in the aggregate casualty statistics between the two datasets.

Significant differences in the aggregate scores in relation to the use of AHTs appeared across areas of services.

The ELISA readings have proved to be highly reproducible between experiments, e.g. there was no difference in the aggregate load measured in the cortex from four different series of 12-week-old R6/2 mice using different batches of ligand-coated plates over a period of 2 years (F 3,21) = 2.121, P = 0.133).

Over six consecutive seasons in Japan, a non-randomised community-based study showed a small but significant difference in the aggregate rate of hospitalisation associated with influenza A infections in children aged 6 59 months who were given two doses of TIV; rates were 0.6%and2.0%.0 % in the vaccinated and unvaccinated groups, respectively (71%% risk reduction [95 % CI, 59 80 %]) [ 63].

The mean differences between countries in the aggregate scores are more likely to represent real differences and are more precise (with narrower confidence intervals) than the responses to the individual items.

Results were used to identify the differences in the movement of aggregate and changes in air-void content and distribution occurring during rutting accumulation of rubberized gap graded and polymer modified dense graded mixes for two overlay thicknesses (64 and 114 mm).

Like in human PRP, platelets from these animals showed no differences in the ability to aggregate with or without prior TNFα incubation (5 ng/mL) to different stimuli, including ADP and collagen, at different stimulation times (n = 5; Figure 4c).

No statistically significant difference in the mean aggregate lengths was noted between site-designated and pooled (6 + 6) biopsies or between benign and malignant biopsies (Table  1).> -wrap-foot> No statistically significant difference was noted between 12 site-designated cores and unspecified bilateral (6 + 6) cores, p = 0.09.

In this sub-section, we also examine differences in the results for aggregating individual judgments (AIJ) in contrast to aggregating individual priorities (AIP).

However, the difference in these values does not necessary reflect differences in the levels of aggregates that have accumulated in the tissues of the two models.