Sentence examples for differences pertained from inspiring English sources
Sex differences pertained only to size (men were larger) and maxillary incisor angulation (men were more protrusive).
The most significant differences pertained to down-regulated genes (121 genes > 2-fold down) in the glioblastoma multiforme patient microvesicle RNA, validated by qRT-PCR on several genes.
The most significant expression differences pertained to down-regulated genes in the GBM patient exoRNA, which we were able to validate by qRT-PCR.
As described above, we confirmed that the differences pertained both in a set of PCs from lobule II-V and in a separate set from lobule VIII-IX, and included these data.
Before reaching consensus, histological classification differed in 19 children (12.8%); however, in only 2 of these children, classification differences pertained to the presence or absence of mucosal injury (Marsh ≥ 2).
Limited literature is available on the reproducibility of any method of measuring adolescent sitting posture, especially where measurement differences pertain to individual variability, and not to marker placement, different raters, testing procedure or instrument.
Age associated differences pertain to the average age; age categories were not statistically different Gastrointestinal (GI) illness was most prevalent in respondents without any education (20.0%) and those 18-34 years of age (17.7%), however the differences between groups were not statistically significant.
Some differences pertain to the preferred meditation form used by the devotee, with many different traditional forms ranging from Ganesha as a young boy (Sanskrit: ; ) to Ganesha as a Tantric deity.
The interregional differences pertain to the propensity to cooperate as well as to the number of cooperative relationships.
Normalized median differences pertain to the median value of all differences between the sample outcomes of the two methods as calculated in terms of percentage by [ y − x)/ y + x)]/2 [ 9].
The only difference pertained to the presentation of match cues instead of the target and probe stimuli.
