highly significantp = .002
However, in the case of female subjects increased prevalence of CT genotype in patient was highly significant ( p = .002).
However, in the case of female subjects increased prevalence of CT genotype in patient was highly significant ( p = .002).
The ratio of (CC + CT)/TT and CC/(CT + TT) among diabetes patient were substantially higher than that of control respondents, although the difference for CC/(CT + TT) was not quite statistically significant (OR = 1.68, p = .33; RR = 1.18, p = .25), but the higher ratio for (CC + CT)/TT was statistically significant (OR = 1.79, p = .01; RR = 1.23, p = .01).