Sentence examples for neurologic differences from inspiring English sources

Similar long-term Mn exposure studies in adults have been mixed, with some researchers describing neurologic dysfunction with increasing levels of Mn in drinking water (Kondakis et al. 1989) while others found no neurologic differences (Vieregge et al. 1995).

Even if temperatures at the beginning of cooling were lower in patients with unfavorable neurologic outcomes, the difference remains with 0.4°C marginal (Table 2) and we have controlled for that variable and other confounders in our adjusted analysis (Table 3).

To investigate sex differences in neurologic and developmental outcomes in extremely preterm (EPT) children and explore associations with neonatal brain morphology.

There were no differences in neurologic score (p = 0.53) and cerebral infarct volume (p = 0.21) between the MCAO and BRAO + MCAO groups.

A dichotomized analysis revealed significant differences in neurologic outcome between the treatment and control groups.

No significant differences in neurologic outcomes was found between the pediatric OHCA patients who were shocked with a biphasic defibrillator and those who were shocked with a monophasic defibrillator.

Zeitlin et al. investigated the short-term outcome of live births before 32 weeks of gestation in 10 European regions and found large differences in neurologic and respiratory morbidity despite similar standards of living and healthcare provision [ 26].

An unadjusted comparison of the primary endpoints did not reveal any differences in neurologic complications (10.8% ACP versus 7.5% RCP; p = 0.36), 30-day in-hospital mortality (3.6% ACP versus 2.5% RCP; p = 0.61), or composite 30-day in-hospital major morbidity (17.5% ACP versus 15.0% RCP; p = 0.59).

There was no difference in neurologic outcome or requirement for inotropic support among groups.

CONCLUSION: Within the context of an on-going debate on the consequences of incidental durotomy, we found no difference in neurologic symptoms, infection, reoperation, back pain, leg pain, or functional disability over a 2-year follow-up period.

There was no significant difference in neurologic recovery between the steroid treatment groups (P = 0.77).