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“an interesting trend”

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Listed by Hankins (2013) · Otte et al. (2022)

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Vaccine breakdown results in the dataset for novel SpaA sequences, while representing small sample numbers, shows the beginning of an interesting trend in which (excluding groups in <5 herds) previously reported SpaA sequence types such as groups 1, 2, 2-D195A and 2-I257L are associated with lower frequencies of observed vaccine breakdown in Australian piggeries than the novel SpaA types shown here in Australian isolates.
This might suggest that although children could struggle with animal emotional attribution, animals were perhaps seen as less hostile or threatening. Some children had interpretation biases, consistently interpreting images either negatively (three children) or struggling to interpret scenes at all (two children). Furthermore, when children were separated into “cruelty” and “at-risk” groups, there was an interesting trend that suggested children in the cruelty group interpreted images more negatively than the at-risk group, although the sample size was far too small to yield significant results, especially without a control group.
We also observed an interesting trend towards lower Arsenophonus relative abundance with an increased relative abundance of other taxa known to be associated with honeybees’ health, such as Gilliamella , Lactobacillus , Bombilactobacillus (formerly referred to as Lactobacillus Firm-4), Commensalibacter and Bifidobacterium , as indicated by differential bacterial taxa abundance and correlation analyses [ 20 , 44 , 45 ].