Sentence examples for differences in the examination from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, evaluation of other parts of the cervix remained independent of interobserver variability, despite the abovementioned possible differences in the examination technique.

Because of differences in the examination method and objective criteria, the frequency of HER2-positive gastric cancer varies considerably between studies, ranging from 6.0 to 29.5 % in earlier studies (Table  1).

A Mann–Whitney U test (5% significance level) was used to assess whether there was a statistically significant difference in the examination scores for the 2013 vs. the 2011 students.

Analysis of variance (ANOVA) and Tukey's posthoc test were used to detect differences in the MT examination parameters between the three clusters.

The horizontal p-value represents group differences in the three examination points.

An additional strength is that the observed changes in the outcomes did not arise from differences in the x-ray examination procedures because, as usual in the Netherlands, all x-rays were interpreted by trained radiologists — both before and after the introduction of teleradiology.

Differences in the species and examination procedures used may be responsible for differences in each result.

Given the methodological difference in the clinical examinations, the frequently low response rate to such surveys, and the fact that evaluated need depends on service utilisation, the validation of these data in estimating treatment need should be explored.

Thus in an MEQ paper in a final undergraduate medical exit examination marked in parallel by several assessors, statistically significant differences between the scores of the different examiners were shown in 50% of the questions, as well as significant differences in the median scores for the examination as a whole [ 47].

Because of significant differences in the patients' conditions before the examination, each patient needed to be managed individually.

These gaps may be due to differences in the question formats and examination methods (Akiyama et al. [14] g).