Sentence examples for signal significant differences from inspiring English sources

In situations where variability in odors was inconsequential, honeybees would be able to rapidly exploit all floral sources available, yet bees would still be able to perform subtle discriminations in situations when inter-odor differences signal significant differences in the quality of food rewards.

Results signal significant differences on all items between physicians and patients (table 2), which means that patients and physicians differ in their satisfaction ratings with better ratings by the patients.

However, in the particular case of behavioral indices of exogenous attention, a meta-analysis signaled significant differences among tasks.

An IMS analysis revealed that 10 signals have significant differences in signal intensities between the War-T and Non-T regions from case 1.

Neither changes in fluorescence signal nor significant differences in tumour size and survival were observed in DAXX-kd/PTEN-null xenografts (Fig. 5g i, Supplementary Fig. 16g) after re-expression of HA-DAXX or PTEN-WT (Fig. 5j).

To determine whether multiple copies of the AP-1 site were sufficient, we made a synthetic promoter construct with a triple MMP-1 AP-1 consensus site and found that it gave a robust signal with significant differences between Scp-2 and MDA-MB-231.

Comprehensive time and frequency domain analyses of microEEG recordings from normal volunteers in an EEG laboratory and emergency department revealed neither unexpected signals nor significant differences from EEGs recorded with a Nicolet Monitor machine.

At this time point the cytosolic Ca2+ signals showed significant differences between the two doses, which were persistent until 3 h after drug exposure (Additional file 6A).

Western blot analysis of viral HN showed distinct signals without significant differences in quantity and quality between mutated and wild-type proteins (Fig.  1a).

R/L: Right/Left; L5: Multifidus muscle; L3: Iliocostalis muscle; L1: Longissimus muscle; T10: Longissimus muscle For the EMG signals, no significant differences were found in the RMS/force relationships obtained between the scoliotic and control groups or between the left and right sides.

When syntax is changed within a sentence, there are two possible effects to the meaning of that sentence: (a) an alteration can leave the semantic import relatively constant or (b) alternation can signal a significant difference in semantic content and, thus, one structure is preferred.