Sentence examples for differences in the modified from inspiring English sources

Structural differences in the modified clays lead to novel tubular, elliptical and spherically aggregated morphologies of clays together with the hard segments of TPU.

As further support for this, differences in the modified RBANS total scale index score pre- and post-training were likewise found to be statistically significant when data from both arms were pooled, with scores improving after training.

15 Thrombolytic therapy does not have an impact on differences in the modified Rankin score at 10 and 90 days; the performed comparison of a treated and an untreated group in our study minimises the potential impact on the findings.

Although a larger proportion of black patients had one or more diabetes complications (35.1 vs. 24.1%, P < 0.001), there were no statistically significant racial differences in the modified Charlson comorbidity index.

The median (range) of the differences in the modified RBANS total scale index score was 1.0 (−15 to 29; Wilcoxon signed-rank test, P=0.039), indicating a statistically significant difference in median score post-training compared to pre-training, with total modified RBANS scores increasing after an 8-week period of BCI (Table 5).

Although the threat of predation by larval salamanders or by dragonfly larvae induces the formation of a heightened tail, gene expression profiles in tadpoles exposed to these predators were different suggesting functional differences in the modified tail tissue.

The authors found that there was no difference in the modified Rankin Scale at 14 days, 28 days and 3 months between the transfused group and the non-transfused group.

A significant difference in the modified Sharp erosion score was observed as early as 6 months in the 180-mg denosumab group (0.05) compared with placebo (0.59, p = 0.019), and at 12 months, both the 60-mg (0.33) and 180-mg (0.19) denosumab groups were significantly different from the placebo group (1.34, p = 0.012 and p = 0.007, respectively).

This difference suggests unspecific reactions in the modified protocol.

In terms of preliminary indications of efficacy, the differences in the change score of the modified RBANS total scale index score from pre- to post-training between the intervention and waitlist control arms was statistically significant.

The significant interaction between being black and being enrolled in the moderate-structure course (β = 0.89 ± 0.38 SE, p = 0.019) means this difference in participation completely disappears in the modified course.