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highly significantp = 0.00040.0× alphaqualifiedgold
Serial dilution experiments demonstrated significant disparities at moderate dilutions (1:1, p = 0.0444, Figure 3I ; 1:2, p = 0.0364, Figure 3J ), highly significant disparities at intermediate dilutions (1:10, p = 0.0004, Figure 3K ; 1:20, p = 0.0007, Figure 3L ; 1:50, p = 0.0007, Figure 3M ), and significant disparities at high dilutions (1:100, p = 0.007, Figure 3N ; 1:1000, p = 0.0047, Figure 3O ), while there was no significant difference at extreme dilution (1:10000, Figure 3P ).
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Precisely, PAL was more correlated with the non-reducing sugars ( R 2 =0.9767, p =0.0002) than reducing and total soluble sugars, while anthocyanin exhibited a highly significant correlation with non-reducing sugars ( R 2 =0.969, p =0.0004) and total soluble sugars ( R 2 =0.9686, p =0.0004) compared to the reducing sugars.
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Indeed, we found a strong and significant negative correlation between ISOA (at 86% level) and drusen eccentricity ( r = −0.72, P = 0.001) as well as highly significant positive correlation between ISOA and drusen density ( r = 0.72, P = 0.0004 across all subjects.
Foveolar Drusen Decrease Fixation Stability in Pre-Symptomatic AMD.
Invest Ophthalmol Vis Sci · 2024 · PMC11232898
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Compared with the placebo arm, there is highly significant heterogeneity in the BC arm data amongst the three subgroups of A to C, which are categorised by the intake of vitamin C and fruit and vegetables ( P = 0·0004), but no evidence of heterogeneity in the AT and AT + BC arms.
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Outcomes Symptom Scores Improved by Healing Pre- and post-treatment scores are summarized as median (interquartile ranges) in Table 2 , which shows changes that were highly significant statistically (all P < 0.0004) towards improvement during the study period.