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Furthermore, partial correlation analysis adjusting for urine osmolality confirmed that Foam Half-life ( T 1/2 ) maintained a highly significant, independent association with pathological albuminuria (partial r = 0.74, P< 0.001), confirming that the digital surfactant signature accurately reflects protein leakage rather than simple variations in water excretion.
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The Spearman rank correlation across all 16 ROIs was highly significant with r = 0.75 ( p = 0.001), suggesting a high degree of similarity in the decoding accuracy distribution across visual cortical regions between the two datasets.
Decoding Visual Spatial Attention Control.
eNeuro · 2025 · PMC11875837
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To focus on EV proteins potentially playing a role in cellular uptake, only identified proteins coded for extracellular space with highly significant enrichment ( P < 0.001, Supplementary Fig. 17 ) were selected for further analysis (see Supplementary Table 6 for protein accession codes).
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The median time spent on the general instructions page was also 3.0 sec, and the relationship between time spent on the instructions and the time spent on the prompt page was highly significant ( p <0.001), making time spent on the instructions page a good variable to control for potential differences that may exist in participants who spend more or less time reading text.
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Additionally, the difference between Month 3 and Month 12 was highly significant (Adj. p < 0.001), whereas the change between Month 3 and Month 6 did not reach the threshold of statistical significance following Bonferroni correction (Adj. p = 0.11).