nominally significantp = 0.01
Male patients with schizophrenia had larger right Hb than healthy male participants but this analysis was only nominally significant at p = 0.01, uncorrected for multiple comparisons.
Male patients with schizophrenia had larger right Hb than healthy male participants but this analysis was only nominally significant at p = 0.01, uncorrected for multiple comparisons.
Case-control differences in Hb volume did not reach statistical significance; their effect size (Cohen's d ) was negligible on the left (schizophrenia: 0.14; bipolar disorder: −0.03) and small on the right (schizophrenia: 0.34; bipolar disorder: 0.26).