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Comparing WID‐qEC levels in all 22 cancer cases that had WID‐qEC test results available with either all cancer‐free women or all women without a cancer diagnosis (i.e., cancer‐free and women without adequate histology combined) showed highly significant differences ( p <.001) (Figure 2B ).
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As expected in the MoBaNeuroCog sample, all total brain measures and WM, were significantly non-linearly related to age, as indicated by estimated degrees of freedom (edf) substantially greater than 1 and highly significant smooth terms (area: edf=5.52, F=143.1, p < .001; volume: edf=7.17, F=78.7, p < .001; thickness: edf=5.23, F=62.0, p < .001; WM: edf =4.74, F=213.4, p < .001).
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Moreover, participants who expressed the need for further information about their procedure were more likely to display preoperative anxiety with 74.5% of those who requested additional information showing anxiety in comparison with 43.2% who did not with a highly significant association ( P < 0.001).
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Distributional analysis using violin plots, density plots, and the Kruskal–Wallis test (α = 0.05) to compare state-level distributions for the key sociodemographic and health profile variables indicated highly significant differences ( p < 0.001) with multimodal distributions confirming substantial heterogeneity across the sampled states ( Supplementary Figure 26 ).