Indeed, we observed that 6 hours after oral dosing plasma TG levels had almost returned to baseline (Figure S1B), and were similar in WT and PPARα −/− mice, suggesting no major differences in plasma TG kinetics between the various fatty acids and between WT and PPARα −/−.
We did not find any significant difference between groups in the early mortality rate, suggesting no major differences in their initial clinical status but rather a later deterioration of patients from the selective CT group.
The ZnO band on brass, on the other hand, is similar to ZnO on pure Zn [35], and suggests no major differences in nature of the two oxides formed.
We also found that most HPV types commonly found in cervical samples were detected in oral samples, which suggests no major differences between HPV types in the cervical and oral tracts.
Methotrexate (MTX) inadequate responder trials provide data suggesting no major differences among any of the biologic agents, which is also confirmed in MTX naive population trials, when available, possibly a more reliable comparison group.
Actually, in the current study, radiographic severity of OA prior to surgery (Kellgren-Lawrence score) and the age at arthroplasty both were identical in subjects with and without type 2 diabetes, suggesting no major differences in the indication for interventions in these groups.
Given that the sample size might be insufficient to obtain strong statistical power, further studies will be necessary to reach the definite conclusion, yet our findings suggest no major differences among the three classes of biological DMARDs in terms of clinical efficacy after failure of first-course anti-TNF monoclonal antibody treatment.
We have no information on solvent drag, and the similar pattern of decline in fractional absorption with increasing probe MW in great fruit-eating bats and nonflying mammals (Table 2) suggests no major difference in effective pore size.
However, our comprehensive assessment, across many different outcomes, suggests that no major differences exist between primary CDMR and planned vaginal delivery, but the evidence is too weak to conclude definitively that differences are completely absent.
Overall, the data suggest that no major differences in incidence rates occur between countries across the world.
