Sentence examples for different from norms from inspiring English sources
The responders' SF-36 scores at 7 months for all scales except bodily pain were no longer statistically different from norms for women ages 45 54.
At 7 months responders' SF-36 scores for all scales except bodily pain were no longer statistically different from norms for women ages 45 54.
By the 12th day, the amounts of IL-6 and TNFα in the wounds treated with anti-SLURP-2 antibodies decreased to the normal range and those of MPO and IL-1β were close to, yet significantly (p < 0.05) different from norm.
Moral norms are conceptually different from subjective norms as they reflect self-expectations and personal responsibility for performing a given behavior (Manstead 2000).
"The appeals are something entirely different from the norms.
But I also know of a Canadian cardiac surgeon who trained at the finest teaching hospital in New York, then moved back to Toronto and was made to requalify over several months under strict supervision, as if the practice of cardiovascular medicine in Canada were so radically different from professional norms just a hundred miles to the south.
The actors we compared them with didn't show that, and this was highly significantly different from the norms on the test.
"[V]iews on scientific writing and plagiarism can be strikingly different from US norms," write bioethicists Elizabeth Heitman of Vanderbilt University School of Medicine in Nashville and Sergio Litewka of the University of Miami in Florida, in an article.
Median UVs from EQ-5D did not vary (P = 0.08) nor were significantly different from population norms (Table 2).
Note that the distribution of race/ethnicity in the Betaseron Pregnancy Registry was different from population norms in the USA (72.4% Caucasian, 12.6% African-American, 16.3% Hispanic).
After 7 months of dietary intervention 4 scales were no longer significantly different from the norms, showing marked improvement (general health, vitality, role emotional, mental health) (see Table 4).
