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Urine phosphate concentration In the group A-E analysis, there were highly significant treatment effect ( P = 0.0076) and dose trend ( P = 0.0003) tests, with lower urine phosphate concentrations with increasing dose of Lenziaren® (Table 4 ).

Fruit set within inflorescence showed a highly significant difference between crown layers ( Table 2 , F = 12.24, p = 0.0076) in trees.

There was a significant trend in the association between the A allele of rs10838524 and rapid cycling ( p = 0.0076) and this allele increased the risk for rapid cycling both in a homozygote and a heterozygote form (that is dominant model) compared to controls.

Highly significant difference (p-value = 0.0076) found among the study subjects’ genotypic arrangement by performing Chi-square test.

Univariate statistical methods also showed a decreasing trend, though this was marginally non-significant ( p = 0.0076).

These urban-rural differences were highly significant (p = 0.0076 for nighttime; p = 0.0108 for compound heatwaves).

By contrast, HPV infection resulted in a highly significant suppression ( p = 0.0076) of MMP-3 expression on intratumoral TILs (median IRS of 1.5 vs. 3.0), while the expression on peritumoral TILs remained unchanged.

This difference was highly significant (paired t -test: t 5 = 4.32, p = 0.0076).

Kaplan–Meier analysis of all 34 patients showed highly significant increases in the time to next treatment for PCY-sensitive patients compared to PCY-resistant patients (log-rank P = 0.00763; hazard ratio (HR) = 4.57, 1.77–11.8 95% confidence interval (CI 95 )) (Fig. 8d ).

An interesting trend was noted between the severity of COVID-19 and the HLA-C*04 (P = 0.0077) as well as HLA-B*35 (P = 0.0051) alleles.

For the majority of sym genes ( nod C, nod D, and nif H), they were moderately significant ( p = 0.0077–0.039), while for genes 16S rRNA and nod A these correlations were absent ( p > 0.05).

3 (A and B) reveal a moderately significant interaction of variables A (pH) and B (incubation time), with modest curvature (p < 0.0077), indicating that pH 10.5 and incubation period between 61 and 66 h are favorable for enzyme yield but increasing pH and incubation time negatively affected the productivity.

A strong trend ( p = 0.0077) toward a difference in the age of onset was largely driven by the small subgroup with monoclonal gammopathy (type 5), which were older than the others (in agreement with the higher incidence of gammopathies in older patients).

The expression of MDA-5 gene in bursa of Fabricius of both two breeds had a rising trend following infection with MDV, which approached significant in broilers at 7 and 21 d.p.i ( P = 0.0077 and P = 0.0185) and in Erlang mountainous chickens at 4 and 7 d.p.i ( P = 0.0042 and P = 0.0059).

ZSF1 females, however, showed a clear trend of increasing urine production with age from 0.5 ± 0.4 mL/h to 1.5 ± 0.4 mL/h (paired t -test: p = 0.0077).

By contrast, genetic deletion of LARP1 does not enhance the polysomal association of LDHA mRNA ( P = 0.6037, and has only a minor effect on the polysomal distribution of β-actin mRNA (barely significant, P = 0.0078) (Figure 1C ).

A correlation between the in vitro culture and ex vivo proteomic levels was only seen for CCL5, CFD, and cystatin C/CST3; a highly significant correlation was seen for cystatin C/CST3 ( p = 0.0078, r = 0.65) whereas only borderline significance was reached for CCL5 ( p = 0.048, r = 0.79) and CFD ( p = 0.055, r = 0.55).

There was a highly significant dependence on DK25 concentration for 1E6 killing of pancreatic β-cells (P-value = 0.0078), whereas the dependence on DK25 concentration for NLV2 was non-significant (NLV2 vs pancreatic β-cells: P = 0.52 and NLV2 vs NLV-pulsed pancreatic β-cells: P = 0.28).

Additionally, we identified two nominally significant correlations: the EQ with subjective well-being ( r g = 0.19 ± 0.07; P = 7.8 × 10 −3 ) and NEO-conscientiousness ( r g = 0.39 ± 0.14; P = 8.8 × 10 −03 ) (Fig. 3 ).

Second, the observed difference in mRNA stability was highly significant (paired Wilcoxon signed-rank test, P = .0078), with the mean half-life of nblA mRNA increasing approximately three-fold, rising from 3.03 min under NH 4 + conditions to 9.46 min after combined nitrogen removal (Fig. 4A ).

Additionally, the MRI model predicted a 5-year PFS AUC of 0.673, which surpassed the individual prognostic factor ADC (ADC: 0.609) and showed a trend compared to Kep (AUC: 0.587) (P = 0.0078 for ADC and P = 0.068 for Kep).

Consistent with our results from the FLIC assay, SIFaR mutants showed a trend towards elevated food intake (Brown‐Forsythe ANOVA revealed a significant main effect of genotype on food consumption ( F 4,49.59 = 3.907, p = 0.0078), although individual pairwise comparisons did not maintain significance after multiple test correction; Figure 5D ).

We find a highly significant stabilization ( P < .0078; 2-tailed t test for 2 independent means, performed on F 1/2 ) of the D3 interface in the presence of ≈ 640 nM FVIII.

Using WB analyses, a highly significant amount of both IL-6 ( p = 0.0078) and STAT3 ( p < 0.0001) proteins were present in lung neoplasms, by comparison to the control lungs.

In contrast, highly significant differences were observed in brachial pulse pressure between the groups, with higher daytime (58.5 versus 48.6 mm Hg; P =0.0078), nighttime (55.1 versus 45.3 mm Hg; P =0.0006), and 24‐hour (58.3 versus 47.5 mm Hg; P =0.0020) values in the diabetic group (Table 5 ).