tendency towards significancep = 0.063
Analysis of the difference in the number of gestational sacs between the M+P+ and M−P− groups indicated a tendency towards significance (t(21) = 1.96, p = 0.063, r 2 = 0.16).
Analysis of the difference in the number of gestational sacs between the M+P+ and M−P− groups indicated a tendency towards significance (t(21) = 1.96, p = 0.063, r 2 = 0.16).
In relation to the reversal group relative to the normal pregnancy group, percentage weight gain progression (rate of weight gain), uterine weight, and number of fetuses were not significantly different from each other (although the number of fetuses indicated a tendency toward significance), again appearing to support the normal development of the surviving fetuses in the reversal group.