Sentence examples for no statistical differences were seen from inspiring English sources
No statistical differences were seen in the expression of five genes in the abscess of each animal evaluated separately.
No statistical differences were seen when the diagnostic values of the Δ SUVmax analyses were compared to the diagnostic values of iCIM interpretation (sensitivity, p = 0.157; specificity, p = 0.414; PPV, p = 0.732; NPV, p = 0.294).
For IL-1β (24 controls and 25 patients), IL-2 (20 controls and 24 patients), IL-6 (33 controls and 28 patients), IL-8 (37 controls and 26 patients) and TNFα (42 controls and 40 patients) no statistical differences were seen between patients and controls (data not shown).
In contrast, for CRP, no statistical differences were seen (data not shown).
No statistical differences were seen in the age of both groups.
No statistical differences were seen in the total number of myelinated fibers between the two experimental groups.
A total of 115 (72%) participated by responding either electronically (n=63) or in paper format (n=52), and these data were pooled together, as no statistical differences were seen on explanatory or outcome variables (p>0.05).
2 Although no statistical differences were seen between model predictions and trial observations, we did note as expected that the model was very conservative with fewer ruptures and fewer symptomatic patients, ultimately leading to fewer aneurysm related deaths.
The post-thaw semen quality of the five bulls from group 1 and eight bulls of group 2 are summarised in Tables 1 and 2. No statistical differences were seen between the groups for sperm concentration and the percentage of minor morphological defects; nevertheless, as expected, total major defects and the percentage of PCDs were higher for group 2 - PCD (P < 0.05) (Table 1).
Adjusted HIV prevalence was 28.61% (95% CI 26.04 31.19) in the two sites studied, with no statistical differences being seen between the urban and rural sites (Table 2).
No statistical differences are seen between the two groups, in accordance with Ronchi et al., 2010 [ 15].
