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a strong trendp = 0.0571.1× alphagold
Bonferroni post-test analysis showed EtOH Adult Male animals had a strong trend towards reduced spine density than Control Adult Male animals (F(1,20) = 6.07, p = 0.057) and that Ethanol exposed (EtOH) Aged Females had a significantly reduced spine density along the apical dendrite compared to their Control counterparts (F(1,20) = 11.65, p<0.05).
a strong trendp = 0.0571.1× alphagold
This amelioration reached statistical significance ( p <0.05) for IL-6 and OPG with a strong trend ( p = 0.057) for IL-8. β -AET promotes differentiation of Human MSC Mesenchymal stems cells prepared as previously described [36] and treated with β-AET showed an average of 100–200% increase in the number of cells bearing the osteopontin ( Figure 2 ) but not the osteonectin marker (data not shown).
showed a trendp = .0571.1× alpha
Although the seed voxel selection method based on the next local maximum approach yielded a relatively homogeneous distribution, a post-hoc analysis of the spatial distribution of the seed voxels in the three rs1006737 genotype groups showed a trend for differences in seed region localizations along the y-dimension at different rs1006737 genotype (ANOVA, F(2, 90) = 2.96, p = .057), which was significant if tested for a linear association with rs1006737 genotype (GG<GA<AA, r = .24, p = .023).
almost significantp = 0.0571.1× alphagold
An almost significant between-subject effect was found for Clarity, F (1,15) = 4.265, p = 0.057, η p 2 = 0.221, and a significant effect for Engagement, F (1,15) = 4.957, p = 0.042, η p 2 = 0.248, and Gender, F (1,15) = 9.521, p = 0.008, η p 2 = 0.388, females have higher RR, while participants with higher RR have higher Engagement but possibly lower Clarity.
nearly significantp = .0571.1× alphagold
Additionally, in the ipsilateral workspace, this difference was also modulated by the which hand is used factor (F(1,26) = 4.553, p = .042, η 2 p = .149) suggesting that the group difference was nearly significant only when comparing participants having used the left hand to perform the task (F(1,10) = 4.623, p = .057, η 2 p = .316; CRPS patients: M = -3.59% ± 4.83%; control participants: M = -0.76% ± 2.23%).