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highly significantP < 0.00010.0× alphaqualifiedgold
Additionally, the VLP18-Fab antibody demonstrated a highly significant and dose-dependent neutralizing activity against HPV18 pseudoviruses (P < 0.0001).Moreover,following identification, the structure of the antibody-antigen binding complex was simulated using BIOVIA Discovery Studio, which included the identification of potential binding sites.
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This difference was highly significant ( p < 0.0001), clearly demonstrating the superior therapeutic effect of Exclzyme Pet in helping the restoration of joint mobility in osteoarthritic dogs. 3.1.4 Willingness to hold contralateral limb The willingness to hold the contralateral limb during a lameness evaluation is a key clinical indicator, offering insight into the severity of pain, compensatory gait alterations, and the degree of joint inflammation.
highly significantp = 0.00010.0× alphaqualifiedgold
The percentage reduction from baseline disability scores revealed substantially greater therapeutic efficacy in group B, with a mean reduction of 65.20% with a standard deviation of 14.67% compared to 46.26% with a standard deviation of 18.42% in group A, yielding highly significant differences (t = -4.187; p = 0.0001) and a large effect size (Cohen's d = 1.183).
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By 8-week intervention end, there was a highly significant decrease in the in the emotional exhaustion ( P < .0001) and depersonalization score ( P < .0001), with highly significant increase in the personal accomplishment ( P < .0001) MBI subscales as compared to baseline.
ICIMH 2020 Abstracts
Global advances in health and medicine : improving healthcare outcomes worldwide · 2020 · PMC7290253
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As per Mantel–Haenszel Chi-square for linear trend, the relative risk of comorbidity was 72 times in patients with severe disease and 18 times in patients with moderate disease as compared to patients with mild disease, and the difference was statistically highly significant ( P < 0.0001).