Sentence examples for made between groups from inspiring English sources

Students were then grouped into categories based on these perceptions and comparisons were made between groups on measures of social and emotional adjustment.

Although acute and HC participants were closely matched on several demographic variables, acute patients were less educated than HCs in one study (Lebowitz et al. 2001), and no comparison was made between groups on premorbid IQ in another study (Strakowski et al. 2008).

However, quantitative comparison can be made between groups stained in unison.

Statistical comparisons were made between groups including both parametric and non-parametric tests as stated in the legends to the figures.

Respiration and membrane potential comparisons were also made between groups using ANOVA in which the factors were animal, group (control or fat-1) and inhibitor concentration.

Comparisons are not made between groups.

This was a retrospective analysis, and the small number of patients reporting an event in some categories of AEs made between-group comparisons less reliable.

A Mann-Whitney U test was employed to make between-group comparison of test results.

Multiple sampling within individuals is not necessary in an experiment aimed at making between-group comparisons, but it is essential if the aim is to identify significant variation between individuals within the same experimental treatment group.

However, this method of recruitment did achieve a sample size that allowed us to make between-group comparisons, which is rarely possible in population-based surveys because ethnic minorities make up only around 10% of the UK population.

We used mean (standard deviation) to make between group comparisons for anthropometric data and exposures.