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We found that the CVD group had more females (55.4% vs 39.5%, p < 0.001), slightly older age (median age 64.0 vs 63.0 years, p = 0.024), and almost significant increase in the number of unmarried persons (21.0% vs 15.9%, p = 0.05), as displayed in Table 1 .
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Compared with the previous assessment, WISC-III displayed a slight decrease of intelligence quotient [ Table 1 ], already reported when using this scale in place of WISC-R.[ 10 ] WISC-III profile showed a significant impairment ( P < 0.01) in the verbal subtest “arithmetic” (involving attention and numerical reasoning) and in the supplementary performance subtest “mazes” (visual analysis, visual-motor coordination, attention, planning); further, there was an almost significant ( P ≈ 0.05) decrease in the supplementary verbal subtest “digit span,” particularly backwards (short-term auditory memory, attention).
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With regard to positive and negative psychotic symptoms and disorganisation, effect sizes did not reach significance, although MCT was superior to psychoeducation at an almost significant large effect size in terms of depression ( d = 0.76, P = 0.05), which was significant for the PANSS excitement factor ( d = 1.21, P = 0.01), at T2.
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Renal failure was significantly associated with an increased infection risk by bivariate analysis ( P = 0.03) and was almost significant by multivariate analysis ( P = 0.05).
Complication from Desensitization
Kidney Transplantation in Sensitized Patients · 2019 · PMC7122531
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Subgroup analyses showed that whereas age was not a predictor of participant dropout in the print-delivered group, there was an indication (almost significant predicator ( P =.05)) that younger participants were more likely to drop out from the Web-based intervention.