Sentence examples for the noteworthy differences from inspiring English sources

The noteworthy differences have been observed in ridge densities as well as combination minutiae characteristics with respect to general pattern type.

The predictive role of EGFR mutation was also demonstrated by the noteworthy differences in PFS observed in patients with EGFR mutation-positive or -negative tumours when treated with gefitinib (9.5 vs 1.5 months).

The noteworthy difference in mutation frequency among populations from the same continent is, in all probability, due to the occurrence of the founding G2019S mutation event happening after human populations moved out of sub-Saharan Africa as this is most consistent with the dating of this mutational event [24], [25].

The noteworthy difference between the UK and Thailand was the effect of low job autonomy.

The only noteworthy differences were the lesser use of calcium channel blockers (0 vs. 13.8%) in the diuretic group in the PP population.

The only noteworthy differences in the baseline characteristics of both treatment groups seem to be a slightly higher proportion of male patients (51.4 vs. 42.6%) and higher percentage of calcium channel blocker use in the ramipril group (18.6 vs. 15.3%).

The most noteworthy differences are that age is a weak predictor of total refusal (consent level C versus A), and that educational status does not have an effect in the equation predicting testing without versus testing with post-test counseling (consent level B versus A).

According to this part of the meta-analysis, noteworthy differences in the distributions among the studies were seen (I2 generally above 50%, not shown).

The only noteworthy difference in the documentation is that the operator of a LinkedHashMap is currently read-only; it cannot be used for insertion.

The most noteworthy difference was the loss of all the animal T3SS associated genes[15] in an apparent IS mediated deletion containing contiguous genes (two sets of T3SS: one consists of 23 genes from BMA_A1530-A1552 (the Bsa genes) and a second set from BMA_A1625-A1637 cofsists of 13 genes, Genbank accession numbers, ATCC 23344 small chromosome- CP000011 and SAVP1- CP000525).

Greater clinical realism in this field has been encouraged (Lawlor and Hopker, 2001; Salmon, 2001) and, compared to previous studies, the most noteworthy difference in the inclusion and exclusion criteria of the current study is the omission of the requirement of participants to have recently experienced panic attacks.