no difference

Lighter gloves would have made no difference, no punches thrown even came close to a knockout.

"We found that the average changes that took place from intake to discharge in residential clinics and IOPs in improvement scores were basically the same. There was really no difference," says Marcantoni, who is the head of the Health Technology Assessment Unit for the CIUSSS.

So drawing scheme into "megafunds" will make little, or no, difference to what they receive.

A study in people with obesity found no difference in the weight loss observed between the matcha group and the control group.

A poll in Iowa found that 42% of those likely to participate in the state’s first-in-the-nation caucuses would be more likely to support him for the “poisoning the blood” comment, while 29% said it made no difference.