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In this study no differences were seen between genres9.
Although the highest frequencies of changes were found in DFD groups, no significant differences were seen among them.
No significant differences were seen in LDL-cholesterol.
In the comparison of the moments before and after training between the twogroups for the GIN, no statistically significant differences were seen.
However, no significant differences were seen between groups in regards to the GFR.
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Incidence rates of otosclerosis were higher in females, as previously described in the literature,but no gender differences were seen in hearing gain.
No differences were seen in the pharmacokinetic parameters between adult and paediatric study patients.
Regarding the work activity of the subjects, statistically significant differences were seen for all six domains of the WHOQoL-HIV-Bref.
No differences were seen in the pharmacodynamic properties between adult and elderly study patients.
Furthermore, it should be mentioned that no significant differences were seen concerning therapy duration and age of the participants' variables.
No differences were seen in the pharmacodynamic properties between adult and paediatric study patients.
The results of the biomechanical analysis of the gait are described on Table 1 andno statistically significant differences were seen for vertical and horizontal GRF variables in intergroup comparisons, both in the LLlong and in the LLshort.
Results: no differences were seen between groups, thus the results are for both groups.
Omega-3 fatty acids were also observed in the study of Klek et al. and pneumonia was more frequently observed in the control group,but no significant differences were seen between immunomodulation and control groups.
No substantial differences were seen in safety and efficacy related to age see section 5.1.
No differences were seen in the pharmacokinetic parameters between adult and paediatric study patients with PID.
Although no significant BMI differences were seen between groups, 87.1% of the subjects in the NL group were overweight.
No differences were seen between neonates and children in relation to urinary electrolyte excretion and urinary output.
Also, no statistically significant differences were seen when individuals of different genders but in the same age group were compared.
No differences were seen in the KI among physicians linked or not to teaching institutions nor according to year of graduation.
According to independent t test no significant differences were seen between groups in terms of age, baseline values of STAI-state, APAIS, and baseline hemodynamic values. Table I.
No differences were seen between the groups, and all speech-language pathologists and most of the nutritionists who perceived a divergence in the classifications.
In the studies by Zätterström et al. andO'Connell et al. no differences were seen between injured limbs and non-injured limbs and the authors believe that this fact is due to a bilateral compromising in individuals with unilateral ACL injury.
Other differences were seen at 4000 Hz, as mean hearing thresholds from Group A patients were greater than those seen on Group B before and after treatment p=0.014 and p=0.043 respectively.
No statistically significant differences were seen between groups for general health, as also reported in another study carried out n Brazil. However, patients on PD had higher ratings in this area than individuals on HD.
No significant differences were seen between CRP concentration for male 0.90± 1.55 and female 0.68± 1.40 adolescents.
No significant differences were seen between groups a and b to the epidemiological, clinical or related to the calculi variables.
No significant differences were seen between having or not having a history of PIH in regards to serum creatinine and cystatin C levels or the presence of urinary alterations.
In a clinical study no differences were seen in the plasma pharmacokinetics of SANCUSO in male and female elderly subjects(≥ 65 years) compared with younger subjects aged 18-45 years inclusive.
Additionally, no significant differences were seen between the results of the two methods using arachidonic acid showing that both were adequate to monitor the antiplatelet effect of aspirin.