Sentence examples for suggested no significant differences from inspiring English sources

The findings suggested no significant differences (P<0.05) in the average yearly removal of fecal bacteria (>93%) between systems, with the vegetated systems performing best during warmer months and the unplanted systems performing best during the winter.

The log2-ratios of FPKM values then suggested no significant differences in expression levels between species, consistent with the qRT-PCR results.

Our analyses suggested no significant differences between estimated HRs for maternally and paternally inherited alleles for any of the 24 SNPs.

Logistic regression analyses suggested no significant differences in response rates attributable to sex, date of entry into the registry, branch of service, type of duty (active, Reserve, or National Guard), or rank [enlisted, noncommissioned officer (NCO), warrant officer, officer].

The results suggested no significant differences in these values for the three doses of insulin, but 5 of 12 patients in the no load group required additional insulin for control of their blood glucose.

Individually, one study suggested significantly greater numbers of dropouts due to gastrointestinal problems in the intervention group (Marini et al., 2008), although the others suggested no significant differences (Maskarinec et al., 2004a, b; Powles et al., 2008; Verheus et al., 2009).

SEM = standard error of mean The results of the statistical analysis suggested no significant difference (P > 0.1) between the groups.

Analysis of variance results suggest no significant differences (P > 0.1) attributable to the experimental blocks.

Our data from a randomised, two-period crossover study comparing closed-loop insulin delivery using diluted vs standard insulin aspart in young children with type 1 diabetes suggest no significant differences in aspart pharmacokinetics between the two strengths except for reduced intersubject variability in t max following administration of diluted aspart.

One RCT suggested no significant difference for low back pain compared with electromyographic biofeedback.

The independent T-test suggested no significant difference in the mean peak areas with a p-value = 0.798, whereas Levene's test displayed equal variances with a p-value = 0.072 for both data sets.