Sentence examples for significantly different total from inspiring English sources
Interestingly, the large differences in AP movement between groups did not exhibit significantly different total IE range of rotation, though a borderline significance in toe-out angle was found (Table 1).
We found significantly different total aboveground biomass C with average values of 5.25, 6.86, and 9.18 kg m−2 of C for 60 plots grouped into recent (<40 year), old (⩾40 year), and no fire treatments, respectively.
Results showed significantly different total mass removal efficiencies of 14.0% vs. 36.9% and significantly different removal rates of 2.1 g N m−3 day−1 vs. 6.7 g N m−3 day−1 for the Non-Containment and Containment treatments, respectively, which indicated that treating drainage at constant retention times provided more optimized nitrate removal.
It is worth mentioning that the relationship of gender of household head is interesting, showing significantly different total household income in case of males and females headed households.
An example using a data set with a significantly different total utility values between the two players can illustrate the problem.
Men treated with simvastatin did not have significantly different total, bioavailable, or free testosterone, estradiol, or SHBG levels than untreated men (Fig. 1 and Table 1).
Total self-reported sedentary time was not significantly different from total objective sedentary time (p = 0.63).
Total bacterial counts among probiotic probiotic-supplemented groups were significantly different from total bacterial counts in controls in water and digestive tract of larvae (p < 0.05).
Total TG activity in non-htt-SHSY5Y cells was not significantly different from total TG activity in SHSY5Y-htt-N63-148Q cells expressing CaM-peptide.
The startle response in the two groups of animals was similar in latency (12.8±0.7 ms for wild-type and 13.6±0.6 ms for TgIE96 mice) and no significantly different in total area (9.92±2.6 against 20.0±7.6 mN/00000 × s).
As expected, the two diets followed by patients were significantly different for total fat, MUFA, carbohydrate, fiber, glycemic index, and glycemic load (Table 1).
