Sentence examples for separated significantly from inspiring English sources

Vortioxetine separated significantly from agomelatine on most measured parameters in this population.

If similar protein amounts (100 μg) were separated significantly more spots were visible for the Myogel.

Furthermore, a dendrogram based on LTR-RT redundancy values separated significantly cultivated genotypes from wild accessions (fig. 3).

Total utility scores separated significantly between the early nonresponder and early responder groups at week 1 and remained significantly different across the treatment period (see Figure 2A).

By using this cutoff in a Kaplan Meier analysis, we found that the survival curve between the two groups was separated significantly (P=0.009; Figure 2).

Patients treated with either nicardipine or labetalol experienced relevant initial BP decreases during treatment, however, by 25 min the nicardipine and labetalol response curves had separated significantly (figure 1).

Although the IBU-caffeine combination failed to separate significantly on any efficacy endpoint in this small pilot study, it was numerically superior to the IBU-placebo combination, and almost 60% of patients realized clinically important benefits [116].

The lineage IIIA and IIIB isolates each form separate significantly supported clades (>95% posterior probability).

To quantify the overlap of differentially expressed genes between species, we constructed four-way Venn diagrams for each tissue using VENNY (Oliveros 2007), separating significantly increased and decreased expressed genes.

If this gap is not created by chance (= drift), than it separates significantly between those TEs that overrule migration (large differences) and those TEs for which migration overruled the selection, if it exist at all (small and temporary differences).

'Conversation was impossible between us, that's one of the reasons we separated.' Significantly, perhaps, his son and daughter are still unmarried in their forties he says it's because, 'they don't relate as openly to people as I do.' Perhaps it's because he set them such a bad example?