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borderline significantp = .00390.1× alphagold
Additionally, the two age cohorts in the NHI group performed comparably, except for subtests targeting phonological processing and/or memory (independent-samples two-tailed Welch t-tests: Discourse Comprehension, t = -3.47, p = .001; Nonword Repetition, t = -4.17, p < .001; Sentence Production, t = -4.01, p < .001; and borderline significant for Sentence Repetition, t = -3.01, p = .0039), with significance value Bonferroni-corrected to p = .05/13 = .0038.
borderline significantP =0.00390.1× alphagold
During social preference testing, time spent sniffing a stranger mouse was greater than time spent sniffing the empty side in both WT and SEY mice, albeit the difference in SEY mice being only borderline significant (Wilcoxon signed-rank test, P =0.0039 for WT and P =0.0443 for SEY).
In NC114-treated hearts, both genes were significantly downregulated at 1 week post-TAC, whereas at 4 weeks they exhibited downward trends that did not reach statistical significance (log2FC = –1.99 and –3.18; adj. p = 0.0039 and 0.0179 at 1 week; log2FC = –1.16 and –3.20; adj. p = 0.0722 and 0.0529 at 4 weeks; data from Supplementary Materials, RNAseq_NCVH_1wk.xlsx and RNAseq_NCVH_4wk.xlsx).
highly significantp = 0.003960.1× alphaqualifiedgold
Compared to AX2, 80% of transformants containing mutated HTRA2 displayed slower plaque expansion rates and the plaque expansion rates reduced with increasing HTRA2 S300A expression levels (regression of plaque expansion rate against pPROF692 (HTRA 2S300A ) copy numbers highly significant: p = 0.00396, F test, n = 11).
highly significantp = 0.0040.1× alphaqualifiedgold
However, the change in chewing difficulties between baseline and both at six months and twelve months after overdenture were highly significant after McNemar tests for carrots (Chi 2 = 11.0; df:2, p = 0.004 and Chi 2 = 13; df:2, p = 0.002, respectively); salads (Chi 2 = 12.0; df:3, p = 0.007 and Chi 2 = 16; df:3, p = 0.001, respectively); meats (Chi 2 = 11.8; df:3, p = 0.008 and Chi 2 = 15; df:3, p = 0.002, respectively); boiled vegetables (Chi 2 = 7.7; df:3, p = 0.05 and Chi 2 = 7.7; df:3, p = 0.05, respectively); and apples (Chi 2 = 12.0; df:2, p = 0.003 and Chi 2 = 13; df:2, p = 0.001, respectively).