Sentence examples for was quite different between from inspiring English sources
Additionally, the pattern in the differences in MEs across age categories was quite different between NHI beneficiaries and AID beneficiaries.
19 Tapering of thiopurine prior to withdrawal was also noted here to be associated with relapse, but practice with relation to tapering was quite different between the included centres and it is likely the observed differences in relapse rates relate to other, unmeasured factors rather than tapering itself.
The mass extinction was quite different between, and even among, other marine and terrestrial organisms.
Finally, the number of patients/attacks with aura was quite different between the different treatment groups.
Gene activity was quite different between nurses and foragers, with about 40% of all genes showing different activity in a nurse brain compared with a forager brain.
Like our DEP1-indel1 marker, the previously reported DEP1 marker (Xu et al. 2014) also showed similar results: that the marker was no problem in homozygous plants but the PCR band intensity was quite different between two alleles in heterozygotes.
Results from this study suggest that gonococcal epidemiology in WA is quite different between remote regions and major population centres and, in some cases, geographically restricted.
Biologically, it might be that patterns of gene expression are quite different between these two tissues; the differences in sampled genes therefore may reflect substantial differences in transcript abundances.
Soliman and colleagues [ 10] have shown that sedation practice and the use of differing scoring systems and guidelines are quite different between countries.
However, if the amount of censoring is quite different between the experimental and control group, relevant differences between adequately and inadequately calculated NNTs can be obtained.
There has been work to show that this response to injury is quite different between the PNS and CNS and thus may account for the differences in the regenerative capabilities of the two systems [ 8].
