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“likely to be significant”

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p=0.054

Listed by Hankins (2013) · Otte et al. (2022)

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To compare nested models (for measurement invariance testing), we used a Satorra-Bentler corrected chi-square difference test, as well as relative differences in additional fit indices, as chi-square difference testing is known to be affected by larger sample size so that it is more likely to be significant in larger samples ( 29 ).
Overall, the current findings suggest that there is likely to be significant clinical value in using DTI to predict cognitive functioning, particularly in the medium to long term post-TBI (>4 weeks), by which time there is a consistent relationship between cognitive functioning and FA and ADC/MD values in numerous large white matter tracts, as well as the whole brain.
8 If hyperthermia is identified in a neonate, it is likely to be significant, and therefore the clinician should attempt to identify the underlying cause and provide the appropriate treatment.
Neonatology and Neonatal Disorders
Llama and Alpaca Care · 2013 · PMC7151849
Whether we start at a CD4 count of 732 or 493/μL, the patient will be on therapy for over 40 to 50 years! There does not seem to be much benefit in waiting, and there is likely to be significant long-term harm.
When to start: as soon as possible
J Int AIDS Soc · 2012 · PMC3512539
As there is likely to be significant variation in densities of target populations across study locations and over time due to variation in environmental factors such as rainfall as well as sampling biases imposed by collection methods [ 15 , 109 , 153 – 155 ], field implementation of a statistically powered assessment of entomological endpoints could also require considerable resources.
Thus, the broader benefits of averted school-age children illnesses due to malaria complications is likely to be significant, underscoring that savings from averted complications have the potential to increase household disposable income leading to increased consumption, with potential to enhance welfare for both school-age children and the household.