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Participants in the Rotterdam Study were older and less often men (Table  2), but the two populations predominantly differed in BMI.

Children (n = 287) from predominantly state-funded schools were selected and they differed in whether the reading instruction age (RIA) was either five or seven years.

Smoking occurred predominantly in men and the proportion of smokers differed in the three groups, Table 1.

Interestingly, regions that differed in FA between high and lower fit OA were predominantly posterior white matter regions (Table 2; Fig. 2B and C).

Although most species had predominantly di- or tri-nucleotide repeats, no one type was dominant; even congeners differed in which type of repeats were most abundant.

My clients differed in age (most were between three and nine, with some loser 13-year-olds thrown in) and class (although predominantly middle-class, because who else spends $500 on "Edutainment?") but they were all identical in character.

The victors differed in style, but all three rode similar waves of discontent and delivered similar warnings to the political establishment: The city's poorer residents - who are predominantly black - will no longer be overlooked in the drive for economic development in Washington.

Two sets of classifications were performed, classifications in which the conditions differed in intelligibility (e.g. clear vs. rotated speech and noise-vocoded speech vs. rotated-noise-vocoded speech) and those in which the conditions differed predominantly in spectral detail (clear vs. noise-vocoded speech and rotated speech vs. rotated-noise-vocoded speech).

Although a balanced response seems most likely to be associated with a good outcome, it is probable that predominantly vascular and predominantly metabolic responses will differ in clinical significance.

The extrapolated infection rates of 2.8% for breast procedures and 3.1% for cesarean section were similar to those reported by the National Nosocomial Infection Surveillance program but differ in representing predominantly outpatient infections.

At both schools the UMeP was introduced to students entering their first year of predominantly clinical placements, but the schools differ in their use of the UMeP.