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We found no significant differences in expressions of the hypertension-associated genes between the pre-HCT and post HCT groups, with only a few genes showing near-significant differences and no consistent pattern (including NR3C2 gene with higher expression in the pre-HCT group and PIK3CG with higher expression in the post-HCT group, both differences non-significant).
More detailed comparisons of angles between ontogenetic shape trajectories suggest the black jacobin (the hummingbird species of the two included here that includes the earliest immatures) and the chicken ( Gallus gallus ), exhibit similar ontogenetic shape trajectories and significant or near-significant differences in ontogenetic trajectory from most of the remaining strisoreans (electronic supplementary material, table S3).
Thus, the association between duration of music training and IQ was near-significant when demographic variables were held constant, although it was weaker than in previous correlational studies with older children (Schellenberg, 2006 , 2011a ; Corrigall et al., 2013 ) and in a quasi-experiment with same-age children (Schellenberg and Mankarious, 2012 ).
In the present study, the transcutaneous delivery of stimulation, applied at motor threshold in a purely sensory nerve injury, may not have provided the selectivity or intensity of fiber activation necessary to trigger these mechanisms. 41 Although age showed a near-significant effect in some models, its overall influence appears limited.