Sentence examples for varying between groups from inspiring English sources

The characteristics of individuals in these three clusters were different, with specialism, caseload and involvement with either a TYA or a CCLG unit varying between groups.

A large, properly designed RCT with only the timing (and therefore the amount) of mobilization after surgery varying between groups is needed to determine the true importance of mobilization (but it would require several thousand patients).

However, distribution of CYPs in phylogeny is varying between taxonomic groups.

Comparison of cancer survival is complicated by mortality due to other causes varying between the groups being compared.

Traditionally, music is transmitted orally, with styles varying between the social groups.

A single vaccination was administered at a subsequent visit, with the dose and route of vaccination varying between the study groups.

Chalfant et al., McConachie et al., Schohl et al., Sofronoff et al., and Sung et al. delivered the intervention in a group format (group sizes varying between 3 and 10 participants/group) [ 30, 32, 37, 40, 43].

The overall sample size in individual trials ranged from 40 to 86 [ 48, 49] with the size of the intervention group varying between 16 and 41 women [ 46, 51].

Those diagnosed with diabetes alone were the largest group (varying between 11 776 and 16 290 for the annual cohorts of incident diabetes), those with CHD prior to a diabetes diagnosis totalled approximately 2000 for each study year (range 1943 2678) and the numbers of those with coincident diagnoses varied from 731 to 842.

For ERαKD tumors (Figure 7d), there was no significant [11C]-MET uptake differences between the treated and untreated groups (p varying between 0.12 and 0.39), with the exception of tamoxifen at day 14, where a higher than control uptake is observed (p < 0.01).

In contrast, for cyt b only two placental Orders (Lagomorpha and Rodentia) did not correctly group species, varying between 60.0 and 64.3% correct membership, and one marsupial Order (Diprotodontia) had one split, giving a correct grouping of 61.5%.