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The SNP showing the most highly significant association was OAR4_45088426, which is located at position 42,810,217 bp in the OARv3.1 ovine genome sequence.

The differences in morphology of juxtaforms and liberforms suggests there may be significant differences in the presence or molecular composition of major cytoskeletal components, particularly the flagellum attachment zone (FAZ), but also the paraflagellar rod (PFR), sub-pellicular microtubules, the flagellar pocket collar and the bilobe structure.

Trypomastigotes in the bloodstream showed a trend for widths narrower than the minor axis of the host erythrocytes ( Figure 8C ).

A recent study among UK participants [29] demonstrated a favorable trend in publicly provided psychotherapy and SES indicating that the treatment needs of those with the highest risk were better met in the public sector than previously.

CD4 + T cells treated with MTB whole cell lysate but not with cell wall or culture filtrate proteins showed a trend but not significant higher levels of RT activity compared to untreated activated control cells ( Fig. 1H ).

Moreover, there is a strong trend towards early diagnosis in dementia, which may increase the period during which care for patients with dementia will be asked for [3] .

As the difference between individuals was almost significant, we compared, for each koala separately, the fodder trees in rehabilitated areas to those in undisturbed areas.

Our analysis in DMD patients did not identify a significant difference when the levels of dystromirs were compared in serum samples before treatment and in post-treatment samples taken at week 12, when the last dose of eteplirsen was administered, despite an encouraging trend for normalisation of the miRNAs.

Nine SNPs were identified in different exons and there was a highly significant association between the TMA content of quail egg yolks and Q319X mutation, which led to the fish-odour of quail egg yolks.

The effect on malaria was of marginal significance across African studies [ 54 , 56 ] (OR G 1.29; 95% CI 0.99-1.69).

65.2% of the total land presented an increasing trend, while regions with decreased BT were mainly located in the east and southeast of the Sahara, southeast of Australia, and the Mongolian Plateau.

However, we found a positive trend of NPP in northern temperate forest with 7.42%, whereas in southern temperate forest, NPP went up in the T2 period (3.59%) but went down in T3 period (6.02%) [67] , [68] , [69] .

Regions that showed a decreasing trend amounted to 23.12% of total land area, and were mainly distributed in the south of Greenland, Mideast and east of America, west of Brazilian plateau, the Mediterranean Coast, Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau, part of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, and the north of Siberia.

Feature Extraction Feature selection revealed an interesting trend–abnormal subjects tend to have lower standard scores of subgraphs with overlapping 3-node or 4-node cycles, and instead have higher standard scores of subgraphs with hubs whose neighbors are poorly connected.

The FP x GBJW interaction term was a marginally significant predictor of resilience over and above these individual terms, providing some support for our hypothesis that FP would marginally moderate the effects of GBJW, β = 0.12, t = 1.81, p = .071.

We found a highly significant negative correlation between TSPO and NMDAR in the hippocampal CA1 field.

Although Kaplan-Meier analysis still indicated borderline significance of STK17A as a predictor of survival in GBM ( Figure 7B ) and Cox analysis indicated a significant association between STK17A expression and survival even after correcting for EGFR, gender and molecular phenotype, the HR values were lower as compared to the LGG cohort and significance was lost when correcting for age (Table E and Table F in Table S1 ).

Increased expression of STK17A was associated with a highly significant decrease in overall patient survival when assessed by the Kaplan-Meier log-rank test in a combined cohort of all patients with glioma from the TCGA database ( Figure 7B ).

Analysis of ARC ( Figure 2 ; left panels) showed that maternal caloric restriction during gestation produced an increase in the total number of hematoxylin/eosin-stained cells in the ARC of CR females compared to their controls (p < 0.05; LSD post hoc one-way ANOVA test), but a slight trend toward a decrease in CR males, compared to their controls.

A higher dose of 80 mg/kg administered in two 40 mg/kg doses showed a slight trend towards prolonged survival (9±1.4 days), however, all animals still rejected before day-10.

Moreover, it is interesting to note that the tests were very sensitive to the Wahlund effect (sampling from heterogeneous populations): when we grouped all six populations (overall), all the tests became highly significant, proving the heterogeneity between populations at the regional level.

For SIC, the rate was 1.34 at 0-1 m depth to 5.33 g C m -2 yr -1 at 3-6 m depth, with an increasing trend with depth ( Figure 5 ).

pH values at depths of 3.0-6.0 m in alkaline soil showed a trend similar to the saline soil ( Figure 1 ).

The long-term carbon accumulation rate for SDIC ranges from 29.54 at 0-1 m depth to 7.58 g C m -2 yr -1 at 3-6 m depth, with a decreasing trend with depth.

Results Open area use There was a highly significant effect of fish presence on the use of the open area, i.e. the micro-habitat where goldfish had access ( Table 1 ): newts with fish used the open area less often than newts without fish ( Figure 3A ).