The values of F were gradually decreased from the first model (37.98) to the fifth model (19.38) and also they were all highly significant ( p <0.01) supporting them as the better models.
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We found a distinct and marginally significant difference in the distribution patterns of these genotypes between the cancer and non-cancer groups ( p = 0.01).
Knockdown of MUC1 in the HCLE cells did not result in a significant change in TER as compared to the control cells, but knockdown of MUC16 resulted in a highly significant decrease in TER compared to all other cell lines ( Fig. 6C ) (p<0.01).
N fertilizer was the most important factor affecting the content of total phenol, soluble protein and soluble solid in blueberry, and the effect of factor N on the content of total phenol in blueberry fruit was highly significant (P<0.01).
Among the factors examined, the inclination angle B and its quadratic term B2 had highly significant effects ( P < 0.01), while rotational speed A and the interaction term AB showed significant influences ( P < 0.05).
[ 12 ] our simulated data reveals a highly significant correlation (r = .99, p<0.01) between epicardial action potential notch and J wave amplitudes during the cooling process (see Fig 5B ).
There was a highly significant positive correlation between the vFWT and NS profiles #2 and #4 (Rho s = 0.64, and 0.63, respectively; P = 0.01, and 0.02, respectively), but not between PVF or MA intensity and any of the profile responses (all P >0.10).
The difference in the thicknesses of the small airway wall was markedly significant between the controls (7.6±1.1 μm 2 /μm) and the WS group (14.3±3.3 μm 2 /μm, p<0.01) or the CS group (12.1±3.4 μm 2 /μm, p<0.01) ( Figure 2h ).
However if you grouped by UNOS 1 and 2 there was a significant trend (p = .01, r2 = .9 ) toward increase urgency the higher the CIT.
The experimental model was highly significant (P < 0.01).
Furthermore, the Pearson Chi-square statistic for goodness-of-fit was 182.342, also highly significant (p < 0.01), providing strong evidence that the model has a good fit to the observed data and demonstrates adequate explanatory power.
As previously reported [2] , we observed a large effect of CR in opposing age-related changes: CR reduced 921 (90%) age-related alterations in gene expression and 536 of these represented highly significant differences ( P ≤0.01) in expression between the old control and old CR groups ( Figure 1A ).
approached significancep = 0.01
Individually five out of six birds' performance reached significance within 15 trials (binomial test, p value <0.001), the remaining bird (R) approached significance at 20 trials (binomial test, p = 0.01, ns with a Bonferroni adjusted alpha level of 0.007).
Results between p = 0.05 and p = 0.1 were considered nearing significance, and results of p<0.01 were suggestive of strong support of the alternative hypothesis [ 48 ].
Results only yielded highly significant effects of evoked emotions, for distress ( F (1,157) = 8.10, p < .01) and sympathy ( F (1,157) = 15.36, p < .001).
The average fluorescence intensity produced by the reporter strains was highly significant when compared to the non-induced controls, p<0.01.
Most importantly, there was a highly significant interaction between pre-exposure frequency and visit type (F(6,164) = 5.4; p<0.01).
Similarly, Fu’s FS was negative and highly significant (P<0.01) for all the studied breeds.
However, there was a highly significant 2.5 fold increase in motor neuron survival within the hNPC GDNF group when compared with the non grafted side (P<0.01; Figure 7B, C ).
The mean squares and genetic parameters of the RILs showed highly significant ( p <0.01 or p <0.001) variation for all the studied traits across three years ( S1 Table ).
There was a highly significant association between the use of interventions to tackle HypoMgT and the incidence of PHT ( p < 0.01).
A highly significant correlation ( r = 0.907, p≤0.01) was found between the averaged ZSVs of the eight main recombinant genotypes determined in 2005-2006 and those in 2007-2008, suggesting that the genetic effects of the different Glu-3 genotypes on ZSV were relatively stable between the two years.
Regression analysis confirmed a highly significant positive correlation ( P < 0.01) between in vitro germination rates and the staining results from both TTC and red ink across various concentrations.
A strong and highly significant positive correlation was detected between flower diameter and flower surface ( r = 0.87, p < 0.01), indicating that larger floral diameters contribute substantially to overall floral area.
All of these differences compared to control were highly significant (p<0.01) and involved analysis of thousands of cells and multiple experiments for each condition.