Sentence examples for mean age differences from inspiring English sources

These results indicate that the slight mean age differences is not the decisive factor for the high discrimination accuracy using combined information from FDG-PET and MRI.

No mean age differences were found between patients with tumors having TCF4 LOE and those having non-LOE tumors.

Mean age differences between proband and spouse relatives were tested for signficance using two-sided t tests.

One-way analysis of variance (ANOVA) and the Bonferroni Post Hoc Test were used to determine the mean age differences between the subgroups.

In Figure 3 we plot the standardised mean age differences by whether or not the trial showed a statistically significant effect.

These mean age differences were statistically significant (Analysis of variance ANOVA): F = 6.26 degrees of freedom (df) 7, 936, p < 0.001.

As expected, mean OAI was significantly different across each OAI subgroup (P < 0.001) whereas no mean age difference was observed between the OAI subgroups (P = 0.934).

The mean age difference for rural mothers is higher than that of urban mothers suggesting that they have a weaker bargaining position relative to their urban counterparts.

The mean age difference between the two groups of rats (a 33- to 34-month-old group versus a 35- to 36-month-old group) was about 2 months.

Because partners were on average more than 2 years apart (and the standard deviation from the mean age difference of partners was over 3 years), we can identify the effect of each partner's being aged 60 on the leisure hours spent separately or together.

Further, anti-GSA antibodies were more common among older children (mean age difference 0.621 years, 95% C.I. 0.041 1.283 years; P = 0.066), but this was not true of antibodies against the 3D7 asexual parasite surface (mean age difference 0.349 years, 95% C.I. −0.516 1.22 years; P = 0.787).