Sentence examples for distinguished between groups from inspiring English sources

Colonial law distinguished between groups who could migrate and those who could not.

Similarly, a significance was also distinguished between groups L and C (p < 0.05) (Table  3).

Numbers in parentheses indicate the number of rectal or colon cancer patients included in the study, but for which results could not be distinguished between groups.

However, the bodily pain and mental health domains did not distinguish between groups at either time point and the role-emotional domain did not distinguish between groups at Time 2. Although the social functioning scale distinguished between groups the differences in scores failed to reach the thresholds published for the MIDs for this patient group [ 20].

Data related to know-groups validity of the LLFDI, that is, the degree to which scores of the Disability and Function components distinguished between groups known to differ, were extracted from 18 studies [ 5, 6, 27, 29, 30, 36- 38, 40, 47],[ 48, 51, 52, 61, 68, 69, 72, 73] and are shown in Table  1.

In both TREAT RLS 1 and 2, the results indicate that the RLSQoL overall life impact scores distinguished between groups of mild, moderate and severe sleep problems at a statistically significant level (p < 0.0001); patients with more severe sleep problems had lower RLSQoL overall life impact scores (poorer quality of life).

It was found to have high internal consistency reliability, convergent and discriminative validity and able to distinguish between groups of respondents in the expected manner (known-groups validity) on the basis of gender, age and socio-economic status [ 17].

"The president doesn't see any need to distinguish between groups".

Other languages have multiple forms of "we" to distinguish between groups.

The government has suggested the bill may be amended to distinguish between groups with a political agenda and those working genuinely to promote human rights.

SUVfixed volume and modified SUVthreshold are capable of distinguishing between groups with different disease outcomes.