Sentence examples for size did not differ from inspiring English sources
As per the analysis for male reproductive investment, we found that the relationship between predicted fecundity and female lifespan, body size and egg size did not differ between the different diet quality treatments (F3, 159 = 0.891, p = 0.447) nor between individuals with different wing morphs (F3, 159 = 0.718, p = 0.542).
Whereas the sample distribution regarding hospital size did not differ significantly from the population (χ-test) in Austria (p = 0.75), this difference was significant in the German sample (p = 0.00).
Home range size did not differ significantly between day and night.
However, tumour size did not differ statistically between patient cohorts that used dexamethasone at either >4.1 or 4.1 mg per day (Figures 1C and D).
Termite mound density was 1.1 hacrossross the study area and mound size did not differ between protected and accessible areas.
Before intervention, the lesion vessel size of deep injury group was smaller than that of the nondeep injury group (p <0.05 for average VA and PA), whereas average lesion LA, lesion length, and reference vessel size did not differ.
Not having to consider the cell context would allow for streamlined imaging and data analysis but would presuppose that cells of different size do not differ in SF.
Although sauropods were typically much larger than both large ungulates and large hadrosaurs, absolute skull size does not differ greatly between the two dinosaurian clades.
This is congruent with our previous report that repeat size does not differ between disease subgroups [ 36], in contrast to what we show here for cerebellar poly(GP) levels.
Intron size does not differ significantly between the symbiont and its closest sequenced relative, M. anisopliae, though the introns of the YLS are significantly larger than those of the free-living N. haematococca.
Various studies have shown that increase in RT due to set size does not differ between conditions in which the target digit is part of the memorized set (positive trials) and conditions in which the target digit is not part of the set (negative trials) (Burle and Bonnet 2000).
