Sentence examples for greater mean difference from inspiring English sources

A greater mean difference calculated over 100 cycles and 3 measuring points indicates more motion allowed by the bone implant construct.

The groin temperature site, though demonstrating greater mean difference variability and not well studied in adults, may be a good alternative to rectal site temperature assessment.

In addition, the Daily Activities scale showed a greater mean difference favoring osteopenia subjects versus those with osteoporosis relative to the other scales.

The only significant Tv/Ts ratio difference occurred for differences between Lisboa3 and Q1 clusters (Q1 greater, mean difference: 0.045, p =0.033) (Additional file 17).

In table 5, half items of HFS-36 with greater mean difference of scores before and after treatment were listed, and the ranking represented the abilities in detecting treatment response to BTX.

The items were ranked according to the mean difference of each item score, and a greater mean difference indicated more sensitive to reflect the changes after treatment (table 5).

For example, the Convenience and Overall Satisfaction scales showed greater mean differences favoring the weekly bisphosphonate users versus the daily users relative to the other scales.

The asymmetry of limits of agreement around 0 for waist circumference, and waist-to-hip and waist-to-height ratios reflect the greater mean differences between studies for these variables.

Although the girls also had greater mean differences at some age points in adolescence, these were consistently less than those of the boys and did not reach statistical significance.

While there is a high level of agreement among the instruments in their ranking of the severity of complications, it would appear that those algorithms based on the EQ-5D produce greater mean differences for macro vascular complications such as stroke, as might be clinically expected.

Heterogeneity in the anthropometry of women (e.g., obesity in hips, thighs, and mammary tissue not measured by WC) compared with men likely accounts for the greater mean differences in the predicted and observed WC values for women as compared with men.