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The cognitive score was associated mainly with the biological factors including growth and hospitalization along with a slightly significant effect of alcohol consumption by the father and reported physical punishment during the past week, while the language domain was associated with both biological and language stimulation and the motor composite was associated with both biological and socioeconomic factors.
3.3.2 Analysis of variance From the F distribution table, it was determined that F 1-0.05 (2, 2) = 19.00; F 1-0.01 (2, 2) = 99.00; F 1-0.1 (2, 2) = 9.00, and the road surface deflection was a characteristic of the road surface The indicators of overall stiffness and strength are shown in Table 19 , F B = 24.00>F 1-0.05 (2,2) = 19.0, F A = 10.00>F 1-0.1 (2,2) = 9.00, F C <F 1-0.1 (2, 2) = 9.00,factor B (basalt fiber reinforced the dense gradation asphalt concrete AC-20,BFAC-20) was significant, factor A (basalt fiber reinforced the gap-graded asphalt concrete SMA-16,BFSMA-16) was slightly significant, and factor C (basalt fiber reinforced asphalt-treated permeable base ATB-25,BFATB-25) had no effect on the test results; under the maximum shear stress index, In Table 19 , F C = 323.51>F 1-0.01 (2,2) = 99.00, F B = 127.61>F 1-0.01 (2,2) = 99.00, and F A <F 1-0.1 (2,2) = 9.00, Factor C (BFATB-25) was highly significant, factor B (BFAC-20) was slightly significant, and factor A (BFSMA-16) had no effect on the test results.
There was a slightly significant increased risk of stroke in the CABG group compared with the PCI group (OR, 1.33; 95% CI, 1.00–1.77; I 2 = 15.5%), which was largely driven by the results of the propensity-matched registries (OR, 1.49; 95% CI, 1.18–1.90), whereas no difference was found between the two strategies in subset analysis of RCTs (OR, 1.05; 95% CI, 0.55–2.00) ( Figure 3C ).