Sentence examples for different from effect from inspiring English sources

This concentration of nifedipine decreased spontaneous AP rate by 11.8 ± 4.6% (P < 0.05 versus control) after 15 s, by 12.1 ± 3.1% after 30 s (P < 0.01 versus control; not significantly different from effect at 15 s), and by 10.7 ± 4.4% after 60 s (P < 0.05 versus control; not significantly different from effect at 15 or 30 s).

Note that the difference between π and φ in Equation (8) quantifies ecological bias, a bias that arises when the effect of the mean of a covariate is different from effect of the covariate itself, and that if π =  φ then there would be no ecological bias.

This specificity is consistent with our previous findings suggesting that the recognition memory deficit is specific to prenatal PCB exposure and different from effects of other neurotoxicants, including alcohol and cocaine (Jacobson 1998).

Spleen cells harvested from mice immunized against a different tumor had no effect different from the effect of spleen cells obtained from non-immunized controls.

Poisoning with lead together with dietary supplementation with super lecithin caused an increase in non-HDL cholesterol; this effect was different from the effect of exposure to lead acetate with no supplementation (decrease in non-HDL-C) and was different from the effect of super lecithin administered without lead (non-HDL-C without change).

There are only four possible relationships: the cause is the same as the effect, the cause is different from the effect, the cause is both the same as and different from the effect, or the cause is neither the same as nor different from the effect.

As well, it appears that the "placebo effect" is not significantly different from the effect obtained in unblinded no-treatment control groups.

With regard to cardiac function, combination of renal and cardiac function did not yield additional effects, different from the effects of SNX or MI alone.

In other words, this stratification-based procedure does not "delete" the arrow from C to E in Figure  2B, yielding subtly different measures from effect measures.

Lilly claims that Prozac's effect on PMS is so different from its effect on depression as to merit a new "method of use".

Our findings, summarized in Table 1, show that effects of ethanol are markedly different from the effect of opioid-specific agonists and antagonists.