Sentence examples for for the insignificant differences from inspiring English sources

One possible reason for the insignificant differences across groups might be that IRI [ 50] is not sensitive enough to detect such social cognitive deficits in schizophrenia in the Chinese context.

In our present study, higher asthma comorbidity in NAR patients may have been responsible for the insignificant difference compared with AR, using a validated marker of asthma-related inflammation, FeNO.

We are unable to explain the reason for the insignificant difference in the lung IFN-γ between MRL/ lpr and control mice, and why no significant increase in IP-10 expression was observed in MRL/+ lung (Fig. 3), in spite of a similar degree of expression in lung IFN-γ between MRL/ lpr and MRL/+ mice.

The absence of a decompensated group, which may have a high and broad spectrum for LSM, may have caused the insignificant differences in LSM results between METAVIR F3 and F4 (P = .412) before adjusting for other covariates.

For page placement of information, the insignificant difference between HIV/AIDS activity-oriented feature articles and HIV/AIDS cognitive-oriented feature articles is indicative of the social significance Nigerian newspapers attach to HIV/AIDS activity-oriented feature articles.

The insignificant difference between the two groups remains when adjusted for gender, age, self-reported health and education.

A reason for the statistically insignificant difference may be associated with a diminished washout effect by opposing changes.

In this large data set we may detect statistically significant associations even for clinically insignificant differences.

Our results were summarized in Table 9. N stands for insignificant differences (less than 3 bp in the sequence) and Y stands for significant differences (more than 3 bp in the sequence or motif differences).

Comparing the two packages with each other, Lipke et al. found significant differences for the EDV values between the packages, but only small insignificant differences for the ESV values.

Post hoc comparisons using the Tukey HSD test showed there were significant differences between the mean values of the public transport factor for the attitude towards driverless trains for those responses shown in the table (and insignificant differences for other combinations of attitudes).