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Finally, consistent with this selective context-memory order-effect, a highly significant correlation was identified between context-memory retention for List2 information in the Nap-group and prior stage-2 NREM sleep ( r = 0.77, P = 0.002, Figure 4D ), yet no such association between context-memory for List1 information and stage-2 NREM was observed ( r = 0.16, P = 0.60, Figure 4B ).
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During the stimulus-driven attentional paradigm, the mean correlation values in the beta range (16–24 Hz) obtained for all electrode pairs (in areas 17 and 18) during the correct visual trials (0.63 ± 0.06; Fig 5A , gray boxes) were smaller than those calculated during the (correctly performed) auditory task (0.71 ± 0.05; Fig 5A , black boxes), and this difference was highly significant (n = 20 electrode pairs, P = 0.002, paired t-test; see also S5 Fig ).
The average consumption of ciprofloxacin showed a decreasing trend (−0.4 DDD per 1000 OBD per month, p = 0.002), while the average consumption of macrolide antibiotics, betalactamase stable penicillins, and piperacillin-tazobactam showed a slightly increasing trend ( Table 2 ).
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The significant interaction reflects that there was no significant difference between the reporting of the two modified motif types in the unfamiliar condition (p = 0.452, average response latencies for discriminating gap and noise motifs from the from the background of complete motifs were 1002 and 955 ms, respectively), whereas there was a highly significant difference in the response latencies for reporting the two modified motif types in the familiar condition (p = 0.002, average response latencies for discriminating gap and noise motifs from the from the background of complete motifs were 1219 and 1478 ms, respectively).
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In both cases, a strong association was found between gender and regional pain by three exact tests of independence (Pearson’s chi-squared, likelihood-ratio, and Fisher’s exact test), indicating a significant trend for women to develop this reaction compared to men (p = 0.002 and p<0.001 for the first and second vaccine dose across tests, respectively).