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demonstrated a near-significant difference observed between test groups with a significant reduction in plaque index within groups. 1 A study conducted by Preethy and Somasundaram et al. concluded that while colored compomer materials demonstrate reasonable mechanical properties, they do not meet the expectations of parents.
Even when the fraction of coupled p-MDTA allele pairs at linked microsatellites in the buffalo genome linearly decreases from a value as high as 0.8 at 24.9°S to 0.5 (expected fraction in the absence of selection) at 4.8°N, the probability of observing a significant ( α = 0.05) or near-significant ( α = 0.1) difference in average latitude with a Student’s t -test between coupled and repulsed allele pairs was only 34% and 46%, respectively (60 r LD estimates from 24 locations using 50 randomizations).
For instance, Higashikawa and colleagues [ 42 ] assessed the anti-obesity effect of Pediococcus pentosaceus LP28 among 62 overweight individuals in a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled fashion and noted that the probiotic group experienced a near-significant mean difference from placebo for BMI (mean, [95CIs]; -0.33 kg/m 2 [-0.74, 0.08]) following a 12-week intervention.
Canal narrowing ratio (CNR) and the modified K-line interval (mK-line INT) also showed significant or near-significant relationships with plantar pressure and JOA recovery, suggesting that both systemic metabolic status and local spinal canal morphology influence functional gait restoration after decompression.