Our observational study differed in several important aspects from previous clinical trials, 1 2 and one important difference was the inclusion criteria and the clinical setting in which the studies were undertaken.
"The most important difference was the degree of independence we had then," she explains.
He said the important difference was that the Bush campaign had greeted the choice of Mr. Lieberman graciously, while the Gore campaign had attacked Mr. Cheney.
But the most important difference was in the borrowing: sovereigns had done less of it, and more of what they owed was denominated in their own currencies.
Mr. Klein said that another important difference was his plan to involve the public in his study through community meetings, focus groups and surveys intended to get input from parents, community groups, lawmakers, business leaders, teachers, principals and others.
One important difference was the use of live music by Ms. Sarukkai and, in the second half of the previous evening, by Ragamala Dance: the closeness of the liaison between music and dance was often bewitching.
The immensely important difference was that almost all of those killed in the first world war were soldiers in uniform, while the peculiar – and peculiarly horrible – distinguishing feature of the second world war was that up to 50 million of the dead were civilians.
As we alluded to earlier, the most important difference was between inbound and outbound investors.
Perhaps the most important difference was a decrease in frontal lobe function, Newberg says.
For example, if a sample size calculation for a pre-specified primary outcome, including a p value, power, and minimally important difference, was calculated, the authors would plausibly be expected to report this knowing that it would markedly improve the quality of their experimental result.
An important difference was the gradual loss of tax revenue by the new polities.
