Sentence examples for means differed slightly from inspiring English sources

The age-adjusted means differed slightly between German RT and RP patients and differed in a clinically relevant way (difference of 10.3 points) between Canadian RT and RP patients.

Least squares means differ slightly from the unadjusted means displayed in Table 2 due to the overall imbalance of securement devices placed on pigs.

Mean ages differed slightly but statistically significantly (Table 1).

Although the calculations of mean values differed slightly, the results of analyses for the phase of day during which the subjects were more active (the dark phase from the 19 00 hour to the 07:00 hour) did not differ from those of the whole-day analysis (Table S3a and d).

Although mean allele sizes differed slightly between cases and controls (72 and 59 repeats, respectively), there was no significant difference between the allele size distributions suggesting that paternal allele size is not a factor in the risk of leukaemia.

However, smoking during pregnancy was inversely associated with T3RU levels in this study (data not shown), and the T3RU geometric means in cord serum differed slightly between the groups (nonsmokers,0.84; smokers, 0.82); we observed no interactions between the exposure and smoking variables in the final models.

Patients with active GPA and patients with inactive GPA patients differed slightly in mean age (mean age 54 and 65 years, respectively).

Mean dietary macronutrient and energy content differed slightly between the high- and low-glycemic load test meals; small differences in mean macronutrient and energy intake between the two breakfasts may obscure an effect of glycemic load.

The means differ slightly from 1 since the data reflects a sub-sample of the IASIST data that was used to calculate the indicators.

The lyrics differed slightly from ours, but only slightly.

Nurse's type of yeast differed slightly, but he, too, located its key division gene - cdc2.