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highly significantp < 0.00010.0× alphaqualifiedgold
After exposure to 10% [6]-Gingerol, the results indicated a highly significant difference between groups (F(3, 8) = 1.01 × 1031, p < 0.0001), indicating that the microbial response to [6]-Gingerol varied significantly by species.
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As shown in Fig 2 , plaques formed in the RAP-treated cultures were smaller and less numerous (mean = 199.3, SD = 9.2, n = 54) than those formed in the control wells (mean = 329.1, SD = 6.7, n = 205), with a two-tailed independent t-test revealing this difference to be highly significant (t = 9.290, d.f. = 257, p<0.0001).
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SREBQ ‐change in Self‐regulating Eating Behaviour Questionnaire Scores (Level of self‐regulatory eating skills) was highly significant across the study, chi‐square p < 0.0001, with 44% rating low at baseline versus 0% at week 12; 44% rating medium at baseline and vs. 40% at 12 weeks and 12% rating high baseline at baseline vs. 60% at 12 weeks, ( n = 16).
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When comparing this time span between both study groups we found a highly significant reduction in diagnosis-to-treatment time in the intervention group compared with the control group ( p < 0.0001; Fig. 3 a) with a mean time span of 14 days for the intervention group and 36 days for the control group and with a range between 7 and 81 days.
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LKES in the third postoperative week showed statistically highly significant improvement ( P = 0.0001). 9 However, in the study by Rudmik et al. 16 where dexamethasone eluting spacer was used, endoscopic evaluation in the fourth postoperative week showed no significant difference on LKES between treatment and control group with an equivalent range of 2–10.