Sentence examples for exceeded the difference from inspiring English sources

This observation is supported by Saetre et al. [ 26] who found that brain tissue differences exceeded the difference between different canid species, and by Strand et al. [ 27] who showed that gene expression in equivalent brain regions of mice and humans is more alike than different regions within the same species.

In each case, Mr. Buchanan's vote total exceeded the difference between Mssrs.

But you seem to imply that the fact that the margin of error likely exceeded the difference between the ratings for the newscasts somehow invalidates the result as "not statistically significant".

The well-watered trees in this study had over three-fold the total biomass of the summer drought trees and a four-fold difference in branch biomass which exceeded the difference for any other tree components between these treatments.

For the HUI3, however, differences in the overall, vision, pain and emotion single attribute scores were relatively large and exceeded the difference that would be considered clinically important.

Moreover, in the study population with severe depression, the difference in mean HAM-D score at endpoint between agomelatine and placebo exceeded the difference in the full study population (2.72 ± 1.19 versus 2.30 ± 1.02) indicating high efficacy of agomelatine in severely depressed patients.

This pronounced seasonal difference in gene expression patterns evidently exceeded the differences in expression across habitats with different salinities (tidal freshwater, estuary, plume and adjacent coastal ocean).

A comparison of results calculated by four dry deposition models for 55 European sites revealed that the differences between models reached a factor of 2 to 3 and exceeded the differences between monitoring sites [2].

Thus, differences in testes mass vastly exceeded the differences in organ size that could be related to changes in body size because of the dilution effect of a larger body volume (reviewed in [9]).

The amount of shape change due to phenotypic plasticity exceeded the differences among these populations by a factor of 2.4.

Nevertheless, neither the intrastrain sex bias of MPNST incidence nor of the survival time in congenic Mss1 rats significantly exceeded the differences observed in female and male BDIX rats.