Sentence examples for sample with differences from inspiring English sources

In contrast, the other five criminology units (CRM_B, CRM_C, CRM_E, CRM_F, and CRM_H) all displayed significantly more frequent unusual patterns relative to the rest of unit results in the sample (with differences flagged in the Table).

Because Carabelli development is not associated in our sample with differences in square root tooth area, we are confident that variation in relative intercusp distance, measured by a ratio using this size variable in the denominator, along an axis of Carabelli expression will be driven primarily by differences in intercusp distance.

The power of such meta-analyses is linked to the relatively simple model of the underlying genetic architecture that they presuppose: that SNP genotype results from different samples with differences in genetic background will provide association with drug addiction with the same phase.

Samples with a difference >0.35 IU/mL IFN-γ after stimulation with M. tuberculosis specific antigens were considered positive; samples with differences <0.35 IU/mL were considered negative.

Samples with differences in standard deviation greater than 1 Ct values should be removed from further analysis and re-analysed.

Consistent with population statistics [ 24, 25], the overall rate of caesarean section was higher in Queensland than in England in our samples, with differences particularly notable for pre-labour and repeat caesarean sections.

[ 6] Participants in DLCST were found to have a higher socio-economic status and less negative psychosocial aspects than the population sample, together with differences regarding age, gender and geographical area.

Separating samples with difference in gel electrophoresis (DIGE) and eliminating bands/spots that appear in the KO control condition prior to LC MS/MS pose the risk of missing significantly-associated proteins that are expressed in low abundance and may co-migrate with non-specifically captured proteins [33].

We measured both the arsenic exposure and metabolomic alterations in the same urine samples, thus any uncertainties associated with sampling or sample differences were eliminated.

About a third of the sample, with no differences between males and females, had one or more active periods each year; another third had periods of remission exceeding one year; in the remaining, the frequency of active periods was erratic.

Inter-rater agreement was satisfactory, test-retest reliability was excellent, and convergent and divergent validities were satisfactory for the validation sample, with some differences between informants.