Sentence examples for differentiated subjects from inspiring English sources
Results: Mean FRT scores differentiated subjects with PD and a known history of falls from subjects with PD and no history of falls and from control subjects (P <.001).
The test differentiated subjects with a person separation index of 2.08 based on the empirical data or 2.28 based on the model expectations.
We similarly differentiated subjects in the SMBG group, creating an indicator that separated those who tested less than once per day from those who tested one or more times per day.
Depressive symptoms were also prominent; and the following significantly differentiated subjects in HEA and LEA: depressed mood (HEA 37.3% vs. LEA 14.5%, χ: 27.5, p: 0.000), hopelessness (HEA 38.1% vs. LEA 10.1%, χ: 42.8, p: 0.000), decreased interest in pleasurable activity (HEA 49.6% vs. LEA 5.0%, χ: 98.4, p: 0.000) and decreased social interaction (HEA 28.4% vs. LEA 4.5%, χ: 40.1, p: 0.000).
If perceived and felt emotions are not explicitly differentiated for subjects in a study, they may be assumed to be similar by that individual, and lead to a demand characteristic (e.g., "This is a happy piece of music, therefore, I should say that I'm happy").
aIn Italy, the second level of secondary education (high school) varies, because there are several types of schools differentiated by subjects and activities.
Previously, it was reported that although the investigations of contrast sensitivity and colour vision successfully differentiated nondiabetic subjects from diabetic patients without retinopathy, they were not adequate to separate patients with and without retinopathy [ 25].
Cells were differentiated then subjected to an etoposide treatment.
Conversely, miR-221 and miR-222 expression was restored in post-mitotic, terminally differentiated myotubes subjected to Src tyrosine kinase activation.
Human cortical neuronal stem cells (HCN-2) were cultured, differentiated and subjected to co-treatment with amyloid-β1-42 and our GHRH antagonist.
