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The results showed that if dyads were employing this strategy purely, a highly significant interaction between social and perceptual factors would be expected, F (1, 31) = 34.16, p < .001, η G 2 > 0.03, in the opposite direction to that predicted by the optimal cue integration.
The perceptual and social components of metacognition.
J Exp Psychol Gen · 2016 · PMC4961070
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The mean reduction at 6 months follow up in the patients compared to baseline in the parameters like AST (50.31%), ALT (48.77%) and TG (59.71%) was highly significant ( p <0.001).
Indian Society of Gastroenterology.
Indian J Gastroenterol · 2018 · PMC7103899
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The 2-way interaction was highly significant ( F 1,242 = 18.7; P < 0.001); moreover a post hoc test showed that the response in the stereo-action-frontal condition was stronger in the dorsal part than in the ventral ( P < 0.001).
Stereoscopically Observing Manipulative Actions.
Cereb Cortex · 2016 · PMC4961020
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Compared with normal weight men who did not smoke, the hazard ratios for groups defined by BMI and smoking status were large (1.31 to 4.74; table 6) and highly significant (P<0.001 to P=0.02) for all but two groups: moderately underweight non-smokers (0.92, 0.72 to 1.17, P=0.48) and extremely underweight non-smokers (1.24, 0.81 to 1.91).
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However, further adjusting for BMI, resulted in significant difference between the two groups in the odds of hypertension, which was higher in HIV-infected individuals (P = 0.001, Fig 1 , model 3), and there was a trend towards higher odds of diabetes in HIV-infected individuals although the difference did not reach the nominal significance level (P = 0.112); the difference in the odds of dyslipidemia became more prominent while that of current smokers became less prominent (although still highly significant; P<0.001), as did for high SCORE (with the difference becoming marginally not significant; P = 0.105).