Sentence examples for timing did not differ from inspiring English sources

Jittered and non-jittered versions of the quick trial timing did not differ significantly in any analysis.

Here we found that, in the absence of contextual cues provided by dynamic trials, the mean response timing did not differ significantly (P>0.25) from the ideal value of zero error.

There were no differences in any measure by seed type (pappus/non-pappus, all GLMs p>0.05) nor an effect of census on any measure, i.e. timing of germination did not differ (GLMs p>0.05).

However, in contrast to variability of motor timing, non-affected siblings did not differ from controls with respect to speed and variability of externally cued motor output.

In contrast, the occurrence of KS-associated admissions displayed a smaller peak in the winter and spring months and the timing of the peaks did not differ substantially between California and New York.

Although the timing of ART initiation did not differ between the 2 groups, Xpert-negative patients were much less likely than Xpert-positive cases to start tuberculosis treatment within 30 days of follow-up and were more likely to start ART before tuberculosis treatment.

In contrast to Clock, Bmal1, and Per2, the timing of Rev-erbα expression did not differ between WKY and SHR, although the expression levels of Rev-erbα were significantly higher in SHR from the middle to the end of the dark period (Figure 3A).

The number of women with blood pressure measurements after delivery and the timing of these measurements however, did not differ significantly between cases explicitly coded by the GP as PE, and cases without the correct ICPC code.

The distribution in the timing of the HbA1c test did not differ between the study groups (P=0.82, Wilcoxon rank sum test) and there was no association between the HbA1c result at follow-up and timing of the test (Spearman's rank correlation coefficient 0.0002, 95% confidence interval −0.093 to 0.094, based on Fisher's transformation).

Although more cervical intraepithelial neoplasia grade II or worse was detected initially in the immediate large loop excision arm, and the incidence of disease during follow-up and at the exit examination was higher in the biopsy and recall arm, the timing of detection of disease did not differ significantly between the arms.

However, the timing of completion of the questionnaire did not differ according to birthplace and therefore it is unlikely that this has influenced our results.