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catesbeianus at a wetland was a nearly statistically significant predictor of infection in that species (p = 0.093), though the density of no other amphibian species was statistically significantly related to infection in L. catesbeianus (p>0.3 for all other species) ( Figure 2 ).
In particular, VAT adipocytes were characterized by significantly higher expression of the lipolytic gene ( LPL , p = 0.0119), whereas lipogenesis genes were highly expressed in cells obtained from SAT; however, the difference was only nearly statistically significant ( p = 0.0965, p = 0.0734, p = 0.0858 for ACACA , FASN , and SCD-1 , respectively, Figure 6 C).
Multiple regression analysis was used to find independent predictors of bone mineral density based on parameters that demonstrated a statistically significant ( p ≤ 0.05) or nearly statistically significant ( p ≤ 0.1) relationship with the dependent variables (lumbar spine barrel bone score values or bone mineral density).
However, post hoc comparisons using Fisher's LSD test did not show any significant differences among species, although perch was preferred over roach at a nearly statistically significant level (perch α = 0.53, rudd α = 0.26, roach α = 0.21; species comparison: rudd vs. roach p = .370, rudd vs. perch p = .300, roach vs. perch p = .055; Figure 2 ). 4 DISCUSSION The experimental evaluation of the species‐specific reactions to the threat of catfish predation revealed that both roach and rudd were able to detect chemical cues and change their behavior under the threat of predation.
Although a reduction in the FDG uptake by pioglitazone on top of atorvastatin in carotid arteries with a plaque was nearly statistically significant in the entire patients, pioglitazone showed a marked reduction of the FDG uptake of the vessels in the patients who had a baseline FDG uptake above the median.
Although expectations were met in terms of indicating substantial pathophysiological differences between PA and GA, a larger sample size could have revealed an even more comprehensive picture of the immunological pathways involved, as a large number of nearly statistically significant expression differences were found.
Henderson et al found the ability of SOC to predict treatment outcomes in patients receiving buprenorphine for OUD was nearly statistically significant. 35 In adolescents admitted to a 28-day residential treatment program for alcohol, marijuana, cocaine, and amphetamine use disorder, Callaghan et al reported less advanced SOC to be predictive of treatment dropouts. 38 DiClemente found SOC was predictive of alcohol use disorder recovery outcomes at 12 months. 42 Our work further validates the utility of SOC assessment in SUD patients, specifically in ED patients with OUD.