Sentence examples for likely to represent a difference from inspiring English sources

While these stage-specific PMRs for T2 disease are somewhat higher than those from contemporary open and laparoscopic series, this is, in part, likely to represent a difference in disease burden rather than a difference solely due to surgical technique.

MAHs are likely to represent a different cohort to SAHs.

This is most likely to represent a natural difference in clinical need as older patients will take longer to recover; therefore this inequality is not necessarily inequitable.

In spite of the Vietnam data including GSW fatalities more likely than blast casualties to sustain a single lethal injury, the increased incidence of multiple lethal injuries per death in the modern data is likely to represent a real difference.

Many investigators consider a change in Ktrans of ⩾40% as likely to represent a true difference in the parameter as some evidence suggests it correlates with disease stability/response, but in practice the confidence interval for each parameter depends on the choice of model, AIF methods and ROI definition (Roberts et al, 2006).

A difference or change in this index of ≥0.08 is likely to represent a clinically meaningful difference.

This implies that when a difference in binding is detected it is more likely to represent a true positive result than differences demonstrated by the supervised cluster approach.

However, there is no significant difference in frequency between subjects and controls (Chi Square p = 0.9), and therefore this change is likely to represent a non-functional polymorphism.

They are likely to represent a single strain, 8208/Maizuru/08/JP.

Thus this is likely to represent a false positive.

The need for constitutive activation is built into the intrinsic instability of the HIF-1α sensor, and is likely to represent an important functional difference between acute and constitutive STAT3 activity.