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highly significantp < 0.000010.0× alphaqualifiedgold
The overall pooled effect size of acculturative stress in the intervention group was not significantly reduced versus control [mean difference: −0.36 (95% CI: −0.72, 0.00) at p = 0.05] with a highly significant difference in the heterogeneity (I 2 = 81% at p < 0.00001) ( Figure 4 a).
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Our study therefore demonstrated highly significant ( p < 0.00001) recovery of a VH3-enriched set of B cells and our findings therefore confirmed the selection of SpA-binding switched post-germinal center B cells that was solely based on the VH region and was apparently not affected by light chain usage.
highly significantp -value < 0.000010.0× alphaqualifiedgold
Only 46.6% of participants considered cost of treatment as an important factor ( Table 3 ). Knowledge Regarding Use of Antimicrobials in Common Infections Precisely, 28.66% of participants answered “macrolides” as most commonly used group of antibiotics for upper respiratory tract infection with statistically significant difference between three groups ( p -value 0.004), followed by “extended-spectrum penicillin” by 19.33% ( Table 4 ). Further, 56% of participants answered “fluoroquinolones” as most commonly prescribed group for urinary tract infection, with highly significant difference between three groups ( p -value < 0.00001). “Third-generation cephalosporins” (31.33%) were opted as most commonly prescribed antibiotic group for preoperative prophylaxis of surgical site infection followed by “extended-spectrum penicillin” (21.33%) and “first-generation cephalosporins” (18%).
moderately significantp < 0.000010.0× alphaqualifiedgold
Recently, a meta-analysis study of our group examined the effect size of depressive symptom in 1,159 schizophrenic patients, which showed that patients showed moderately significant effects in favor of mind-body exercise intervention to improve depression (SMD = 0.88; 95% CI 0.63–1.13; p < 0.00001) [ 24 ]. 2.2.