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Comparison of the numerical differences in prediction accuracy across feature sets revealed a similar pattern to the ML classification results: prediction accuracy was clearly non-significant for the “sMRI subcortex” model, marginally non-significant for the “sMRI only” model and clearly significant for the “restFC only” model 5 .
Even if these data were collected retrospectively and no health status was carried out for the respective athletes before starting CrossFit training, a certain causality can be identified based on the relatively large group and the clearly significant difference to the group without simultaneous or previously performed sports suspected.
A strong and clearly significant decrease in proliferation was only detected when cells were stimulated with 10% DMSO, which is again consistent with previously described toxicity of DMSO, which blocks the cell cycle at the transition from G1 to S phase [ 42 ].
From the results of the previous analysis, we found the following: With ABS ( Table S1 ), all deposition patterns led to the formation of the yellow layer according to the inclined plane angle, this effect being clearly significant with the combination of the smallest nozzle diameter (d1 = 0.25 mm) and the largest layer height (h3 = 0.15 mm), since an inclination of up to 10° was observed in the measurement plane; Nylon ( Table S2 ) presented this intermediate layer only at the 0° and 5° inclinations in different joints of diameter nozzle/layer height, using the same combinations as those applied for PLA and ABS; PLA ( Table S3 ) presented exactly the same parameters as did ABS.
5 , 22 , 30 , 31 The New Zealand study 22 shows hypertension as a clearly significant independent variable and, in two of the three other studies, this is almost significant. 27 , 30 However, the Swedish study 31 shows no independent effect of hypertension despite the commonest causes of death in patients being cardiovascular, with ischaemic heart disease and cerebral infarction making up the bulk of these deaths, despite these patients being in remission.