Sentence examples for observed no different from inspiring English sources

However, we observed no different motilin and ghrelin between diabetic patients and normal controls, only a trend of less serum GLP-1 expression in type II diabetic patients in current study.

As far as breast hyperplasias are concerned, we observed no different FRA-1 protein levels between atypical and typical breast hyperplasias, but the FRA-1 immunolocalization was essentially present in the nuclei in the atypical lesions, whereas the typical lesions showed a mainly cytoplasmic staining.

This analysis observed no differences in social engagement between different types of drinking patterns among adults aged 50 and above in South Africa.

We observed no significantly different O3-induced changes in TNF-α and iNOS between Il10−/− and Il10+/+ mice, despite genotype-specific differences in NF-κB after O3.

Underlying molecular and pathogenic differences might play an intrinsic role in the effect of family history, although we observed no significantly different distribution of VCA-IgA and pathology in patients with and without a family history of NPC.

We observed no statistically different BC-SS characteristics for IBC patient cases based on HER2 receptor status at the time of diagnosis on unadjusted analysis, and a borderline significantly improved survival for patient cases with HER2+ tumors in the BC-SS adjusted analysis.

When tumor necrosis factor (TNF)- α production was measured in the supernatant of cultured macrophages, we observed no significant difference at different doses of LPS (Supplementary Figure S2b).

In this context, however, we observed no significant differences between the different conditions with regard to the contact item responses, p>=.247.

We observed no significant differences among the different modalities used (data not shown).

In contrast to studies using different items we observed no behavioural differences between the two kinds of decision; participants were equally able to distinguish category members from non-members, regardless of whether they were performing a recognition or categorisation judgement.

Hess et al. (2012) also examined the reproductive success for different pairings and observed no significant difference in fitness between cross types.