Sentence examples for examining between from inspiring English sources

Yiannopoulos is of a blinkered tradition that sees no distinction worth examining between martyrdom and limitations on one's ability to attack others.

Examining between group differences using a random effects analysis, no significant group differences were found in amygdala activation between the ASD and control groups (Table 2).

In addition to examining between trial arm differences in percentage change from baseline arterial stiffness, we will also evaluate between arm absolute differences in raw "after minus before changes" in cfPWV.

Whilst living on one's own does not necessarily mean that one has no significant other support, it may be that there are differences worth examining between dyads based on whether or not they co-habit, and it might also be useful to explore different types of significant other (for example parent/ child dyads in comparison to spousal dyads).

When examining between-subject effects of maturity and region, there were significant interactions of region, maturity, and stress (p = 0.006) and region, maturity, and drug (p = 0.04).

The limited evidence examining between-sex differences contributes to the confusing evidence from training studies that use small mixed sex groups to examine changes in hamstring extensibility.

A post hoc analysis examining between-group differences in bioavailability corrected for baseline glucose levels did not change the results (9.6 vs. 5.4% · L/mmol; mean difference −4.2 [95% CI −2.0 to −6.5]).

Examining between-diagnostic groups differences in the oxidative stress variables, we found a significant between-group difference for TAS, with lower levels in the SCH and BIP groups (K = 25.620, p < 0.001).

The possibility that postrandomization changes in the behavior or management of participants could have attenuated the effect of the intervention was explored by examining between-group changes in 1) health care provider visits, 2) use of new oral medications and/or insulin, 3) self-reported physical activity, 4) frequency of glucose self-monitoring, or 5) hospitalization.

Independent t tests were performed to examine between-group differences.

Five studies [ 20, 23, 27- 29] had not examined between-group imbalance at baseline.