With respect to this trait, performed statistical analysis revealed highly significant ( p = 0.005) effect of a number of copies of the MSTN -A allele, whereas animals carrying one copy of this allele had heavier fore shank cut (3.9%) than those ones with two copies.
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In an ANCOVA model including this factor, the group effect remained highly significant ( p = .005).
In both situations, the differences are markedly significant (obesity p < 0.005 and gender p = 0.062).
It shows that the intervention had a highly significant impact on the effect measure and increased the PRO-CM on average by 0.24 SD (95% CI [0.07, 0.40]; p = 0.005).
For the highly significant miRNAs (59 miRNAs; p < 0.005) we performed a standard miEAA analysis using all pathways and categories and downloaded the results.
All regression coefficients of the variable log (2) nHDL ox were highly significant (p < 0.005).
A CV-ANOVA test showed highly significant variation related to the separation of groups: for plasma data: p -value = 0.005; for interstitial fluid data: p -value = 0.003; and for urine data: p -value = 0.003.
In this analysis, rs875725 in intron 33 had the strongest independent effect ( P = 6.4 × 10 −05 ), with three other SNPs in the 3′-region having moderately significant ( P < 0.005) associations.
The TD was found to exhibit a highly significant impact on OS, which was 4.3 months (3.7-5 months) versus 18.2 months (8.5–28.7 months) for patients with a TD below 205 Gy or over 205 Gy, respectively ( p = 0.005).
Difference between the initial and the final sizes of the lesion was also statistically analyzed using Wilcoxon signed-rank test and was found to be highly significant ( P < 0.005).
Our result is highly significant at the 1% level (p-value=0.005 in the multivariable analysis), which compares with a significance level of 5% (p-value=0.049 when temperature is over 7°C) in R an et al .
Finally, the difference between the posttest response to the Trained side stimulation in the nitrendipine group and that in the control group was highly significant ( p < 0.005).
After the intervention, there was a significant sudden change in departments 2 and 4, and in department 4 this change was followed by a highly significant increase in the trend to estimated 109.4% per year (p = .005). 3.1.2 Neuromuscular monitoring after non‐depolarising NMBAs A positive pre‐intervention trend in use of acceleromyography in cases involving a non‐depolarising NMBA was found in the analysis of all departments as a whole, with a calculated estimate of 4.8% per year ( p < .001) (Figure 4 ).
In comparison, drug treated cells when exposed to the same amount of 131 I, highly significant reduction in the cell survival (p ≤ 0.005) was observed in all three cell lines.
The linear regression model reveals a negative trend between the rating of the local health care waiting time and the choice to travel for care, operationalized as the odds of traveling [ F (1,3) = 68.45, p < 0.005] with an adjusted R 2 of 0.94.
Whereas compounds 6d and 6f showed a highly significant histopathological difference compared to the reference group (all p -value < 0.005).
Accordingly, over the past decade, the global prevalence of caries in deciduous teeth has shown an increasing trend, with particularly pronounced rises observed in high-income countries (APC = 6.51%; p = 0.005) [ 4 ].
Linear regression analysis revealed that the correlation between tandem repeat number and inhibition of flagellin binding was highly significant (R 2 = 0.9955, p < 0.005).
As E3/E3 genotype is considered neutral genotype in our Asian population, E3/E3 genotype is highly significant in prevention of ischemic stroke ( P = 0.005) and E3/E4 genotype has significant association in causing ischemic stroke ( P = 0.011).
On the contrary, heart rate showed an increasing trend with walking time reaching a significantly higher maximum rate during placebo, with a difference of 5.4 bpm (2.9–8.7, p < 0.005) compared to oxygen.
The results of three experiments were highly significant ( P < 0.005).
The Pearson correlation between the expected heterozygosity at SSR markers and Shannon indices at AFLPs was highly significant ( R = 0.906, P < 0.005, Figure 2 ).
The comparison of mean values of parameters measured between male and female showed highly significant differences of P < 0.005.
The tendency of interaction was highly significant ( p < 0.005).
The values of F/Wald-statistics are highly significant (p<0.005), which reveal that our models are good-fit.