Sentence examples for does not substantially differ from inspiring English sources
Microbiological diagnosis of different forms of extrapulmonary TB does not substantially differ in children and adults.
The letter, dated Aug. 16 and sent to Senator Carl Levin, the Michigan Democrat who is chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, does not substantially differ from Mr. Gates's public denouncements of WikiLeaks at the time, when he focused his anger on the identification of Afghans who had helped American forces in the field.
The calculated mineralogy for isolated pores does not substantially differ from the calculated mineralogy of the connected pore space.
If the energy of that state does not substantially differ from the lowest binding energy (2.5 kcal/mol is within the standard deviation of the AutoDock 4 force field) then the higher cluster population is indicative of a more probable conformation.
The Bf of P45 and L45 does not substantially differ in cyclin-bound cdk2 with both being lower than Bfs of the respective residues of monomeric cdk2.
As well, expression of TrkA does not substantially differ in earlier compared to later MM stages (Additional file 2: Figure S2E).
In the present meta-analysis neither antibiotic nor antiseptic topical decontamination influenced overall mortality, and the results did not substantially differ in the separate meta-analyses performed according to different quality and study design or details of intervention.
Beetle species richness and abundance did not substantially differ between revegetated, remnant and cleared areas, and was not substantially influenced by vegetation type and structure.
Results obtained by forcing the amplitude A to be positive defined (column "abs(A)") do not substantially differ from those obtained without such constraint.
Inclusion of a random intercept term reduced model bias by 88% relative to the fixed-effects model; however, model discrimination did not substantially differ.
The response amplitudes were largest at 20 Hz (beta) and significantly reduced at 40 Hz and 60 Hz (gamma), although synchronization strength, indicated by inter-trial coherence (ITC), did not substantially differ between 20 Hz and 40 Hz.
