Sentence examples for differences in the good from inspiring English sources

We compared the differences in the good outcome and bad outcome groups in terms of demographics, medical history and parameters of ECP treatment.

In the Flemish test groups there is no significant difference in the good minus incorrect score (G-I score) between year 1 participants (mean G-I score: 40, SD: 10.2), year 2 participants (mean G-I score: 38.5, SD: 10) and GP-trainers (mean G-I score: 37.4, SD: 11.1).

The new version is also significantly better in ranking the models (P = 0.017) while the difference in picking the good models (mean delta GDT_TS of selected and best model) is not significant (P = 0.43).

A statistical characterization of the metastable minima and first-order saddles of the PEL highlights structural differences in the landscape of good and bad folding sequences and provides insight on the chain dynamics during folding.

In particular, it would be of interest to identify putative differences in the characteristics of "good" runners versus comparatively poorer runners using HRA devices.

If the application of a single index to different classes of services would be substantially inequitable because of differences in the mix of goods and services comprising practice expenses for the different classes of services, more than one index may be established under paragraph (a)(2) of this section.

All the dollars figures are calculated at purchasing power parity (PPP) – a conversion rate that eliminates differences in the cost of goods and services between countries.

Significant differences in the value of goods and services inside and outside China, created by decades of economic autarky and cheap labor, meant that those who could move goods, services, technology or themselves across China's borders could earn large profits in either the domestic or international market.

For context, the difference in the actual goods deficit and what Mr. Trump claimed — $157 billion — is larger than the entire economy of Hungary.

A significant difference in the excellent-good rate was observed when the elbow function before surgery was compared to after surgery (χ 2  = 5.559, P = 0.018).

A significant difference in the excellent-good rate of radial nerve function was also observed when before surgery was compared to after surgery in these RHD children (χ 2  = 4.887, P = 0.027).