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According to the calculation results, the Moran’s I index reached 0.94 (Z-score = 16.7, p < 0.01), close to theoretical maximum 1, showing a extremely significant positive spatial autocorrelation, indicating a significant spatial clustering of Sports-related ICH in Shandong Province; The data has been standardised with a Z-value of 16.7 > 1.65 (all within the upper limit of the distribution interval), and the features have passed the test (with a confidence interval reliability of 99%, as shown in Fig. 3 ).
Several respondents (65%) indicated that there was a significant cost associated with the treatment of small ruminant diseases including reproductive conditions, and 23.3% indicated that abortions were extremely significant to their small ruminant production.
Asian feature did not obtain any risk-related variants in this data set; the clear cell adenocarcinoma characteristics retained some extremely significant risk-associated variants; in terms of tumor stage features, stage I and stage IV obtained a highly significant death-related variants with proportion of 39.96% and 41.04%, respectively; the elder subject characteristics obtained the greatest proportion of mortality-associated missense variants.
One asterisk (*) summarizes p values less than 0.05 (significant), two asterisks (**) summarize p values less than 0.01 (very significant) and three asterisks (***) summarize p values less than 0.001 (extremely significant). p values above 0.05 (non-statistically significant) are flagged with “ns”. 2.9.
9 Moreover, it is noteworthy that the particle size of metal oxides has an extremely significant effect on the electrochemical performance of composite anodes. 10 The small particle size with high dispersion can endow the composite anodes with good electrochemical performance. 11 Due to their controllable structures, tunable function, and large specific surface areas, metal–organic frameworks