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This outcome differs greatly from that seen during a protective immune response.

This outcome differs from previous reports, e.g., analyzing immunoglobulin genes during development of mouse lymphocytes [ 44], but agrees with other reports describing the opposite (e.g., [ 45]).

This outcome differs from the findings of Nappo et al. who showed that post-meal triglyceride change is related to changes in interleukin-6 and TNF-α [ 4].

It is well known that worms can adapt to anthelmintics e.g. [ 30] and at first sight this outcome differs from results presented here.

In the context of genome-wide investigation, use of aspirin and/or non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs lowered risk of colorectal cancer, and this outcome differs according to genetic variation at two single-nucleotide polymorphisms on chromosomes 12 and 15 (58).

This outcome differed statistically significantly from the average value published by the development team from Oxford, but not from that derived from independent publications.

When we excluded study results with standard errors greater than 1.0 (the set with asymmetric estimates), the revised estimate for this outcome differed by only 0.01 from the estimate in Table 1, suggesting that publication bias had little effect on the central estimates.

Fractures of the distal radius are extremely common injuries and the outcome differs depending on the type of fracture.

When he tested a particular configuration a second time he found that the outcome differed dramatically from his earlier run.

However, the association between exposure and the outcome differed significantly among the four populations.

This analysis for the cancer outcome differs slightly from that reported previously [ 15] as the comparison group in that paper included adenomas less than 10 mm in the referent group, whereas this analysis uses no abnormality as the referent group.