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Although the effects of age and gender independently did not reach statistical significance in the likelihood of job change, the interaction between these two variables did show a significant effect (F = 3.376; p < 0.05), indicating, for instance, that younger men may be particularly prone to job changes in the short term, while older women are more likely to remain in their current roles.
Although the differences in individual mean fluorescence did not reach statistical significance, the rates of change per extracellular Cl − were significantly different (slope difference: 0.02 unit/100 mM Cl − ; p<0.05), and indicates a more rapid transmembrane flux of Cl − with prestin when extracellular Cl − increases.
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showed a trendp > 0.051.0× alpha
The analysis revealed that while the SP group showed a trend toward higher median Shannon and Simpson indices compared to the CAP group, these differences did not reach statistical significance ( p > 0.05).
HIV-exposed infants whose mothers tested HIV-negative or were not tested during pregnancy or not taking ART during pregnancy were at increased risk of MTCT, as was starting infant antiretroviral prophylaxis after 72 h and incomplete antiretroviral treatment/prophylaxis (lack of anitretrovirals in either mother or baby or both), however these variables did not reach statistical significance ( p < 0.05).
Fat distribution and infection In this study, the relationship between subcutaneous fat thickness and postoperative infection did not reach statistical significance ( P = 0.05), but it approached the level of significance, suggesting that it may be a potential risk factor for postoperative infection.