highly significantp < 0.0001
For azimuthal error, the Mann–Whitney test revealed a highly significant effect (U = 205,723.5, p < 0.0001) with a large rank-biserial correlation (r a = −0.6425).
For azimuthal error, the Mann–Whitney test revealed a highly significant effect (U = 205,723.5, p < 0.0001) with a large rank-biserial correlation (r a = −0.6425).
No other asymmetrical angle comparisons showed significant effects, although the comparison between 75° (L-SSD) and −75° (R-SSD) approached significance (U = 3867.0, p = 0.0591, r a = −0.1608), suggesting a possible trend that warrants further investigation. 3.4.
No other asymmetrical angle comparisons showed significant effects, although the comparison between 75° (L-SSD) and −75° (R-SSD) approached significance (U = 3867.0, p = 0.0591, r a = −0.1608), suggesting a possible trend that warrants further investigation. 3.4.
Marginally significant differences were obtained comparing −45°with 45° and −15° with 15°.