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a statistical trend

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Gaze patterns One-sample t tests identified a significant AB for the AN group (frontal: M(SD) = 1.76 (0.53); lateral: M(SD) = 1.85 (0.70); t = 6.88 / 5.82, both p <.001) and a statistical trend for an AB in the DBD group (frontal: M(SD) = 1.60 (0.84); lateral: M(SD) = 1.86 (1.46); t = 2.26 / 1.86, p =.050 / 0.100) with consistently large effect sizes.
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The tendency of RE to reduce BST provides direct evidence of its ability to alleviate thermal discomfort in heat-stressed dairy buffaloes, though it should be noted that this reduction only exhibited a statistical trend rather than a significant difference, which may be attributed to the relatively small sample size in the present study.