Sentence examples for possible to detect a difference from inspiring English sources

The foregoing estimates rely on full information ex post, but we wondered when it would also be possible to detect a difference in the friend group and the random group in real time, given less complete data.

However, it was not possible to detect a difference between the proportion of BLAST hits between WGD- and LGD-derived duplicates.

20 41 We also anticipated that it would be possible to detect a difference in parent knowledge of child oral hygiene needs, with similar power calculations.

With a power of 90%, alpha of 0.05 and 275 individuals in each group, it will be possible to detect a difference between the intervention- and control groups of 0.28 SD in BMI.

If RRS is close to one (i.e., the differences in fitness are small), it will not be possible to detect a difference in fitness, unless the sample sizes are very large.

On the basis of the results of Study 1 in which the semi-skimmed milk drink achieved a mean maximum % gall bladder volume change of 41% with an s.d.of 9%, it should be possible to detect a difference in maximum gall bladder volume change of 15% with P<0.05 and a 90% power using n=22 subjects.

Only at 150 Gy is it possible to detect a significant difference between atrad21.3 and Col; Additional file 1: Figure S4).

A sample size of 112 patients in each group would make it possible to detect a 15% difference in the percentage of DVT incidence (considered clinically significant) with a power of 80%.

However, due to the lower number of cell lines, it was not possible to detect a significant difference between the rare-allele frequency in the p53 wild-type and the p53 mutated cell lines.

In that study, there was no significant correlation between metal ion levels and the size of the pseudotumor; nor was it possible to detect a significant difference in metal ion levels between patients with pseudotumor formation and patients without.

However, as an illustration, assuming that it is possible to split the sample of 17000 evenly in half into patients with and without some prognostic factor, it would be possible to detect a 2% difference in the proportions of patients with foot ulcers in each group with over 90% power.