Sentence examples for study no clear differences from inspiring English sources

However, in our study no clear differences in phosphate levels were seen within 5 days of phosphite treatment and levels of phosphate were constantly higher than phosphite suggesting that phosphite does not change the plant's phosphate status with our fertilization regime and that this is not the likely cue behind the increase in resistance.

However, in the comparison with the matching controls in our study, no clear difference could be shown perhaps due to limited sample size.

One study found no clear differences [ 29], whereas another study, which utilised latent class analysis in a sample of children with ADHD to distinguish clusters based on ASD traits, found higher rates of comorbid oppositional defiant disorder (ODD) and conduct disorder (CD) in children with high ASD symptoms [ 31].

The study found no clear differences between Zyprexa, Risperdal and an older medication in relieving the symptoms of schizophrenia.

Another quasi-experimental study found no clear differences in symptoms, social functioning, or quality of life before and after the introduction of a CRT [ 9].

Some studies report lower OS correlations than SS-DZ correlations (see for example the studies based on the NIPHTP sample), while in other studies no clear difference is observed (see for example the studies based on the NTR sample).

In our study there were no clear differences in the proportion of physical and psychological symptoms resulting in low impact consultations.

Assuming zero heterogeneity across studies, there are no clear differences in the rate of type I error between different MTC methods.

Overall, this study found no clear difference in outcome scores between the lateralized and medialized COR groups.

Although the present study found no clear difference between active and sham conditions except during tDCS on Day 1, a clearer advantage of tDCS may nonetheless have been observed with additional sessions.

Other studies have found no clear differences in functional outcomes with regards to potency, continence [ 9], pain and recovery [ 10].