Sentence examples for suggest significant differences between from inspiring English sources

Results for the total sample suggest significant differences between naturalised and non-naturalised immigrants for several covariates (Appendix: Table 11).

The results suggest significant differences between consumer groups in terms of awareness of the dangers of food additives and knowledge of wine and food processing.

There were, we suggest, significant differences between the ideas of Hettner and Hartshorne on the place of geography among the sciences, the importance of nomothetic and idiographic approaches, the relationship between systematic and regional geography, and the understanding of landscape.

Early reports of our group of type I IFN-regulated gene expression elevation in DM blood did not suggest significant differences between ADM (n = 10) and JDM (n = 2) [ 23].

Data on reintervention rates and patient-reported outcomes did not suggest significant differences between enhanced recovery and conventional care, but the evidence was very limited and based on small numbers of patients.

The results suggested significant differences between groups on visual and tactile synchronic interactions, and a tendency for vocal interactions, in the direction of higher frequencies in the experimental group.

This investigation suggests significant differences between sporadic leiomyomas and HLRCC leiomyomas with regard to mechanism of tumorigenesis.

Unexpectedly, Porteresia transcripts exhibited low similarity with rice proteins, suggesting significant differences between Porteresia and rice genomes.

In line with the voxel-wise analysis, ROI-based analysis suggested significant differences between groups in neuronal network activation in select ROIs that are considered relevant for the N-back, VCA and CPT-IP fMRI tasks (Table 4).

In contrast, A. nidulans has only two pectin lyases, five identified pectate lyases, and another six putative pectate lyases (Galagan et al. 2005; Bauer et al. 2006), suggesting significant differences between these fungi (Coutinho et al. 2009).

Importantly, however, these chemicals do not induce cell proliferation in human cells in vitro or cancer in humans, suggesting significant differences between human PPARα and rodent Pparα-dependent regulatory pathways [ 1, 23].