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Glucose concentration was significantly affected by treatment group ( p < 0.0001) and sampling day ( p < 0.0001), whereas the interaction effect approached significance ( p = 0.0536).

It showed that the apparent digestibility of DM ( p < 0.001), CP ( p < 0.001), and NDF ( p < 0.001) of sheep was linearly increased with the increase in the substitution amount of giant reed and showed an increasing trend with the increase in the proportion of giant reed in feed ( p = 0.054).

The association between type of offence (aggravated or basic), and gender was almost significant ( p = 0.054), where 56% of defendants committing a basic offence were males, compared to 76% for aggravated offences ( Table 5 ).

There were no significant differences in BW between diet groups at any timepoint ( p > 0.05; t -test, Kruskal–Wallis tests; Table 2 ); however, BW on d14 approached significance ( p = 0.054; Kruskal–Wallis test), with CON pigs (11.61 kg) heavier than GXOS (10.94 kg) and XOS (10.92 kg) pigs.

In contrast, MREG , a gene that suppresses melanization, showed marginally significant downregulation in dark-colored frogs ( p = 0.054, Mann–Whitney U test) ( Figure 5 e). 4.

The effect of claw on the variance of the difference between the two measures was almost significant at the 5% level (−2LL difference 48.2; df.18; p = 0.054); the standard deviation of the difference between the two methods was greatest for the left front lateral claw (0.78 cm) and lowest for the left hind lateral claw (0.53 cm). 3.4.

Comparison Based on Serum Total Protein as a Continuous Variable Serum total protein levels across the 93 samples showed a trend towards higher serum total protein levels in calves with the yearling absent, just outside the level of significance (U = 318.0; p = 0.054).

In addition, the MDA content in the serum of newborn piglets in the SI group showed a decreasing trend ( p = 0.094), while the GSH-Px in the intestine of newborn piglets in the SI group showed an increasing trend ( p = 0.054). 3.5.

A statistical trend ( p = 0.0547) was also observed for the effect of the isolation score on the SVS component of the ERT.

Significant deeper crypts were measured in birds fed SH and Li1 (192.93 and 189.22 μm) as well a strong trend towards deeper crypts with Li2 (177.99 μm; p = 0.0547).

Western Blot For filaggrin, the One-Way Repeated Measure ANOVA approached significance ( p = 0.055).

The analytes that showed significantly higher concentrations in the animals with EGUS than in the healthy population were ADA (both isoenzymes), ALP, AST, BChE, CK, gGT, LIP, LDH, sAA, Ferr, TP, Trig, urea, FRAS, UA, Ca, and P (AOPP showed a trend with p = 0.055).

However, an increasing trend in HDL levels ( p = 0.055) was identified with including OC in the diet, which may indicate a beneficial effect on lipid metabolism.

A marginal Season × Area effect approached significance ( p ≈ 0.055), suggesting weak spatial–seasonal structuring for Eimeria oocyst detection.

BCS at calving had a significant effect on milk production at 60 dim ( p < 0.05, Figure 2 a), while a statistical trend was observed for 305-d standardized milk production ( p = 0.055, Figure 2 b).

The VH measurements from the tip of the villus to the junction of villus and crypt showed a marginally significant difference where the TN villi were slightly longer than HSAX ( p = 0.055).

Comparison between the treatment condition and post-treatment condition revealed a marginal trend toward significance (β = 0.018, SE = 0.008, T = 2.368, p = 0.055).

The tibial robusticity index approached significance ( P = 0.055 ) as it tended to decrease in birds fed with 3% MOM.

The SOD activity of the G-LT group showed an increasing trend compared to that in the C-LT group ( p = 0.055, Figure 3 B).

Additionally, there was a trend toward a treatment effect on spleen weight relative to BW that approached significance ( p = 0.055).

A t test revealed that the cats seen per day did not statistically differ between the two studies, although it came close to significance ( t 3.3 = 2.89, p = 0.056).

At 8 months of age, gender is responsible for a statistical trend for CF content, with the highest values being observed in female birds of the two chicken breeds ( p = 0.056).

Combined with a strong trend ( p = 0.056) of the test subjects solving the task more than the control subjects, this shows conclusively that Kea, at least when required to solve a task, do attend to perceptual factors of a demonstrated action.

Latency was significantly higher in adult males compared to young males and of near statistical significance in adult males compared to adult females ( p = 0.056).

A marginal trend toward sexual dimorphism was also observed (F 1,49 = 3.84, p = 0.056), suggesting a propensity for higher values in females, though this did not reach the threshold for statistical significance.