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almost significantlyP = 0.051.0× alpha
Comparing the 10 WISC-III subtests among them [ Table 1 ], the score in comprehension, involving social and practical judgment, was significantly lower ( P < 0.05), while the score in picture completion, involving visual analysis and attention to detail, was almost significantly higher ( P = 0.05).
almost significantlyp = 0.051.0× alpha
T almost significantly correlated with miR-99a ( p = 0.05) that is consistent with significantly higher miR-99a levels in female placentas after n-3 LCPUFA supplementation ( p < 0.001; Table 3) .
almost significantlyp=0.051.0× alpha
Postoperative results indicated that reabsorption time of blood was significantly shorter (p=0.04), incidence of recurrent VH was almost significantly less (p=0.05), and final best-corrected visual acuity was significantly better (p=0.003) in the IVB group than in the control group.
almost significantlyp = 0.05081.0× alpha
At basal (uninfected) conditions a significant difference was observed in gallerimycin ( p = 0.0017), and almost significantly for gloverin ( p = 0.0508) at 20 h post infection; however, no significant differences in the levels of gene expression were observed at 20 h for IMPI , and at 96 h, no genes were significantly more expressed in either the axenic or conventional larvae. 3.7 A global view of the fold change in gene
almost significantlyP = 0.0511.0× alpha
Average scores for Corsi Block-Tapping Task backward form were significantly higher ( P = 0.028) in men (4.1 ± 1.4) compared to women (3.6 ± 1.3), whereas average scores for Corsi Block-Tapping Task forward and Digit Span forward and backward were similar in men and women, slightly higher in men compared to women, and almost significantly ( P = 0.051) higher in men compared to women, respectively.
almost significantlyp = 0.0511.0× alpha
However, analysing SSI that occurred within 30 days after surgery (data obtained by follow-up calls), horses that required enterotomy almost significantly more often developed SSI than horses without enterotomy ( p = 0.051, OR = 15.4, 95% CI 0.99–240, multivariable regression, global p = 0.03).