Sentence examples for there are no material differences from inspiring English sources
In contrast, at low IGF-IR/IR ratios (<1), there are no material differences between the ligands and insulin.
Since there were no material differences in the findings of the different approaches, we report the results of the analysis where the outcome was a dichotomy (0 = strongly disagree or disagree or neutral" versus 1 = "agree or strongly agree") and main predictors were assumed to be continuous scales.
There were no material differences between groups in sun-related knowledge, attitudes or behaviour at 13 months.
There were no material differences in the birth weight and stillbirth profiles of these excluded births and those that were retained in the study.
There were no material differences between those who chose to respond anonymously and those who volunteered to give their name and address for the follow-up study.
Table 3 shows that there were no material differences in the relationship with soy by hormone receptor status in postmenopausal women.
As there were no material differences between the results and because imputing missing data made maximum use of the actual responses provided, we report here only the results from the analyses incorporating imputed data.
The 30-day mortality in the discrepant groups differed from the concordant groups as regards community- vs. hospital-onset, whereas there were no material differences within the other comparison groups.
In our analysis we noted there were no material differences in the random versus fixed effects models and the Hausman test showed there was no statistically significant difference between the weighted and unweighted regressions; because of this we present only the unweighted, pooled ordinary least squares (POLS) results.
There were no material differences in key clinical characteristics among cohorts, except for prevalence of confusion, which was relatively lower in cohort 1, and mean systolic blood pressure that was notably higher in cohort 5 where the median age of the cohort was relatively higher than other cohorts.
There was no material differences in risk across the three strata, with subjects having the longest history of diabetes being those diagnosed ⩾10 years prior to their cohort enrolment, and subjects having the shortest history being those diagnosed within 5 years of cohort enrolment.
