In Figure 12 (right), for infants possessing NNS results already considered to be in the normal region (quadrant I) before the frenotomy (cases 9, 22, 43, and 73 (in red boxes)), there were modestly significant improvement for cases 9 and 43 towards the mean of the population in our study and no significant change to cases 22 and 73.
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Application of Statistical Analysis and Machine Learning to Identify Infants' Abnormal Suckling Behavior.
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For those infants with normal NNS results, the effect was weakly significant to insignificant.