Sentence examples for impression of differences from inspiring English sources

Similarly, these bout-character differences likely account also for the erroneous impression of differences in daily running wheel activity.

By conducting such a study, one could gain an impression of differences or similarities in the functional ability of the two approaches to measure anxiety and depression in Eastern and in Western contexts.

Not taking into account the effects of intra-litter correlation and the litter size, may give an erroneous impression of group differences that are in reality caused by differences in litter size and maternal care [ 68].

Thus, small differences among aquaria (treatment groups) might have been propagated over time, resulting in the impression of large differences.

Certainly England came within a few minutes of daylight of stealing the first Test match and within a few overs of saving the second, which perhaps would have given a false impression of the differences between the two sides in these conditions.

Impression of potential differences between respondents and non-respondents were obtained by comparing those who responded to the first contact with those who responded after two reminders.

In trying to make the results easier for clinicians to apply, the use of NNT without reference to baseline risk may inadvertently give the impression of spurious differences between treatments.

The erroneous impression of genotypic differences in activity levels is likely due to the fact that Slc6a3 -/- mice typically exhibit fewer but longer and more consolidated (less fragmented) activity bouts, leading to higher peak activity levels (in Figure 4B).

Therefore should the histograms be left out as they confuse and give an impression of a difference that is not the difference that matters?

First, by choosing a denominator that varies widely among groups, you can create the impression of a difference when there may be none.

This method provided rough figures, but it gave a well founded impression of the difference in occurrences of ADEs between surgical and nonsurgical patients.