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For all ages projection ( figure 2 and online supplemental eFigure 2–6 ), as approximately significant interactions between gender and immigration groups emerge for each type of cancer in each year (p<0.05), given the projected trends, immigrants for each gender, especially who have stayed in Hong Kong for >10 years will suffer from higher mortality rates of cancer in each year than locals.
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It showed that the RSFC of the PPC–IFG had an approximately significant or significant correlation with treatment response both in the 4th week (r=−0.278, p=0.083) and 12th week (r=−0.416, p=0.013) ( figure 3D,H ), and the RSFC of the right dlPFC–MTG had a significant correlation with improvement in the frequency of loss of control (r=0.451, p=0.031) and binge eating (r=0.556, p=0.013) ( figure 3E,F ).
Also, although SO 2 , O 3 , CO, and precipitation had an approximately significant role in the model of factors associated with mortality alongside other variables, other air pollution indices had no decisive and effective role in the mortality of the patients with heart attack.
We found a significant negative association between victimization and bilateral CT in the paracentral lobule and sulcus ( β = − 0.052, P fdr = 0.047) and an approximately significant positive association between victimization and bilateral CA in the posterior dorsal part of the cingulate gyrus ( β = 0.044, P fdr = 0.045), as shown in Fig. 2 and Additional file 1 : Table s5.
The main effects of Identity on RTs and ES were significant or approximately significant: participants performed worse in the Self condition than in the Other condition, indicating self-disadvantage in the explicit task ( Figure 4A ), in line with previous findings ( Ferri et al., 2011 ; Conson et al., 2015 ; Candini et al., 2016 ; Fukui et al., 2020 ).