Sentence examples for indicated little difference from inspiring English sources
Results: Gene expression analysis indicated little difference at 3 months between fresh and the 3 storage conditions which was consistent with no significant differences in cell viability between fresh and the 3 storage conditions.
Our analysis also indicated little difference between NTAs and fished areas for those fish groups that declined in response to coral loss.
For the last four data sets, field maps were calculated with custom in-house software; a comparison of the two methods indicated little difference.
Their results indicated little difference in timing between subjects with and without AKP.
Our results indicated little difference in the reliability coefficients between the three testing positions, all ranging from.73 to.80.
Importantly, recent research has indicated little difference in terms of distress and impairment between children meeting full and partial criteria for PTSD [ 5].
Surrogate measures of fitness indicated little differences between populations with different initial genetic effective sizes (Additional file 1).
Characteristic IR absorptions of the films deposited from increasing pH environment indicated little differences in chemical structure of the polymers except for the film grown from pH 14.0.
In general, the flamelet data showed significant differences in the ignition characteristics between the two chemical mechanisms for all three ambient oxygen cases, but indicated little differences for a steady flame.
Our preliminary exploration of the data which examined only the first episode of hypoglycaemia (< = 3 mmols/L) after admission indicated little differences in the frequency of these associated clinical factors between the two cohorts.
Some recent publications on the effects of ambient air pollution where exposure was estimated as a time-weighted average of several addresses where the participants spent considerable amounts of time indicated little differences between the estimated exposure at the home address only and the time-weighted average of residential and non-residential (i.e. work or school) exposure [ 35- 37].
