Sentence examples for requirements between groups from inspiring English sources

We can clearly understand from Additional file 1: Table S1 that 76% of the total unique visualization requirements were provided by geotechnical engineers and 38% of the requirements were provided by geologists, with overlapping requirements between groups.

Ideal applicants have been exposed to technical systems and file management techniques such as command line scripting, can communicate functional system requirements between groups with varying types of expertise, enjoys working with different types of data/collections, and loves solving problems.

One-way analysis of variance (ANOVA) was used for detection of differences in transfusion requirements between groups.

Also, IR patients showed significantly higher 24-hour postoperative bleeding of 835 (670 to 950) mL as compared to non-IR patients with 585 (425 to 746) mL (P = 0.002) with no significant differences in transfusion requirements between groups.

Of note, peginesatide doses were adjusted after the first dose to maintain Hb within ±1 g/dL of the baseline concentration and comparisons of dose requirements between groups is complicated by differences in the initial dosing regimen.

However, no significant difference in blood transfusion requirement between groups was found in Wong et al. [ 12] and Maniar et al. [ 7] studies, which used 5-minute topical application of 3.0-g TXA.

Also, exactly these three patients required more iv fluids (>2 liters, although the duration of surgery was below the mean) and are responsible for the (albeit statistically insignificant) difference in the iv fluid requirement between groups.

However, a theoretical study shows that a biased leadership in favour of adult males could emerge from differences in nutrient requirement between group members [ 22].

We found significant differences in 24 hour CTD and transfusion requirements between the groups.

In the present study, although there were differences in milk NE and MP output as well as NE maintenance requirements between cow groups, the greater estimated DMI [ 14], thus, the greater estimated NEL and MP intakes, would explain differences in NE and MP balances between G0 and grazing cows (G1 and G2).

Although this form of invariance is not a technical requirement for valid between-group comparisons of factor means [ 32, 34], the invariance of unique errors indicates that the levels of measurement error in item responses are equivalent across groups.