Sentence examples for in favour of differences from inspiring English sources

The absence of substantial overlap of risk factors for VRE and VSE argues in favour of differences in pathogenesis.

This observation argues in favour of differences in gtf3 expression in these three species.

However, here we have avoided using pasture simply to denote a field in which animals are grazed, in favour of recognised differences in vegetation types as given in the university farm records.

This shows that is very strong or decisive evidence in favour of a difference between males and females, with a size of effect of.34 (.17,.51).

At present, the results reported in the literature are in favour of a difference between the effects associated with singles and twins.

Patients' satisfaction also showed a difference in favour of PCA; the difference did not reach statistical significance, although it may be clinically important.

The results for the differences in secondary outcomes were in favour of exercises, but differences were not significant except for change in work status after 18 weeks, which may indicate that supervised exercise is a more comprehensive rehabilitation intervention.

When this analysis was restricted to studies of symptomatic men only, there was a greater difference in efficacy in favour of doxycycline (efficacy difference of 5.5 %; 95 % CI: −1.4 %, 12.4 %).

When compared to placebo, pain on a visual analogic scale (0 100 mm) showed a statistically significant difference in favour of diacerein (weighted mean differences of -5.16 [-9.75 to -0.57]); but the heterogeneity analysis result was important (p = 0.04).

However, analysis at week 4 did show a significant difference in favour of rasagiline (marginal means difference ± SE: rasagiline −5.46 ± 0.73 vs. placebo −3.22 ± 0.67; P = 0.026).

This is unlikely to affect trials that show overwhelming evidence in favour of a treatment difference, but could affect interpretations in the presence of moderate evidence.