Sentence examples for significant unlike from inspiring English sources

Consistent with the functional hypothesis, although there is a trend of shorter CAG alleles showing lower levels of testosterone than those with longer CAG alleles in the PCOS women, it is not statistically significant unlike in case of the previous studies [3], [6], [13].

OI400 did produce a delayed but significant antidiabetic, hypoglyceamia and glucose tolerance but not essentially significant unlike OI200.

It has been suggested that upstaging to pN1 may not be clinically significant, unlike upstaging to pN2 [25].

For the total cartilage thickness (Cg.Th) differences between CTRL and OA groups are not significant, unlike between OA and CTRL + DC groups (p = 0.029).

These decreases of WBC and platelet counts do not appear to be clinically significant, unlike the substantial decrease in red blood cell mass.

The bivariate correlation between facility size and land price was however not significant, unlike IFs, i.e. PNH suppliers tend to look for larger space independently of land price (Additional file 2 and Additional file 3).

THE two-story Renaissance Theater and Casino on Adam Clayton Powell Boulevard is architecturally unassuming but particularly significant, because unlike most of Harlem, it was built by blacks, not whites.

With one significant difference: unlike in Vietnam, there actually is an ideology with a significant following there that thinks it's in a fight to the death with America and the West.

Waugh's treatment of Pappenhacker is significant, because unlike some of the stock journalistic characters in Scoop – Shumble, Pigge, Whelper, even the capable Corker – he is treated as zealous in the pursuit of truth.

A Labour source said Alexander's decision to resign in the wake of Benn's dismissal would prove hugely significant, because unlike the shadow foreign secretary she was a more "loyal and pragmatic" member of the Corbyn team.

The two narratives are also significant because, unlike many other such accounts, there is a wealth of genealogical information about the former slaves' lives that corroborates much of what they wrote.