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A statistically highly significant negative correlation between the score difference and the experimental measurements (log 10 K a app ratio, see Method 4.7) was obtained (Pearson’s r = −0.93, p < 0.001) suggesting that as relative affinity of the WT over the MT variant increases (log ratio will increase), the predicted score difference decreases ( Figure 6 B).
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However, these values are not fully consistent with those shown in Table 4 for Pearson correlation coefficients, as despite they hold a highly significant correlation ( p < 0.001) for breeding values for milk yield and dry matter, it is not high (around 0.061–0.151, respectively), what accounts for the fact that more than linear, this correlation may present a nonlinear nature.
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Examination of the exact location of each mosquito captured on the top surface of the net (Figure 4 ) showed that nearly 70% of the mosquitoes caught on this surface were within a 90 × 90 cm area over the head and chest, a distribution pattern that was highly significant (χ 2 = 119.1, 99.3, 164.5 for each experiment respectively; p < 0.001).
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showed that restoration of AV synchrony with atrial and AV sequential pacing resulted in a highly significant (p≤0.001) increase in systolic blood pressure, cardiac output and stroke volume. 57 In another study, Abraham et al. found that in two patients with clinical evidence of RV infarction, atrial and AV sequential pacing resulted in immediate and sustained improvement in systolic blood pressure and clinical indices of perfusion. 58 Although these two studies are small, the findings may show benefit in settings of acute decompensation of the RV by enhancing RV function and, in turn, cardiac output.