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Among nonprofessional FSW, “students”, “civil servants” and “housewives” were less often infected (6.10%, 9.83% and 13.00%, respectively), whereas “sellers” showed very high HIV prevalence (31.91%).This large difference in HIV infection between categories was confirmed by highly significant Chi- 2 test for trend (P<0.001).
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Larvae fed South African Bt maize had much higher survival (about 80%) than larvae fed Spanish Bt maize (below 40%) ( Figure 2 , left panel), the differences were highly significant ( p < 0.001, coxph test).
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However, the interaction effect between the earthquake and the use of CGM device was found to be highly significant ( F = 17.257, P < .001), indicating that the change in HbA1c levels between the 2 time points varied significantly based on whether participants were using CGM device.
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In stark contrast, FSH demonstrated a modest yet highly significant positive correlation (r = 0.166, P < 0.001), indicating that each unit increase in ln-UCC corresponds to a measurable, albeit subtle, elevation in gonadotropin drive—a physiological signal of declining inhibin B feedback and early granulosa cell dysfunction.
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Using Fritz & Purvis’s D-metric [ 44 ] as our measure of phylogenetic signal, where D = 1 indicates no phylogenetic structure to the trait data and D = 0 indicates strong correlation between trait distribution and phylogeny (see methods for full description), we found the degree of phylogenetic signal in succulence per se was highly significant (D = 0.132, p < 0.001).
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The frequency of APOE ε4 carrier status was 68.9% in the AD group, 38.2% in the MCI group, and 17.8% in the HC group, with highly significant differences detected across groups ( p < 0.001).