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Finally, peak serum levels of cardiac troponin I were lower in the HTK than in the MCB cohort, though the difference was not quite significant (p=0.122; Fig. 2 ).

When ant 48 was retained in the dataset the proportion of ommatidia on the left eye was not quite significant as a fixed factor explaining directional choice taken (p = 0.123).

Single features associated with prognosis were (in order of decreasing significance according to single variate analysis): FIGO stage (P = 0.0002), bulky disease (P = 0.004), standard deviation and mean of nuclear area (P = 0.0006 and P = 0.01), cellular DNA content (P = 0.01), mitotic activity index (P = 0.08) and volume percentage epithelium (P = 0.13, not quite significant).

Spiteful types are also more common among individuals than among teams, although this time the difference is not quite significant (13% vs. 4%, p = 0.13), probably due to the low number of observations. 4 Decision-making process within teams Having documented substantial differences in the final choices of individuals and teams, we now turn to the specifics of the process of team decision making which can give us insights into the sources of these differences.

Although mean tick density was almost four times higher in urban than in rural areas (5.70 ± 17.5 versus 1.38 ± 2.67 ticks/100 m 2 ), this difference was not quite significant (F 1, 177 = 2.37, P = 0.13) due to great differences between urban sites as described above.

Because of the dominant descending ipsilateral excitatory coupling in the model (Figure 10A ), the above change will decrease overall CTs for the entire CPG network (Figure 10D1 ), although experimentally this change was not quite significant ( p = 0.15; Figure 3C1 ).

Effect of CPAP on FRC Levels When given a FiO 2 of 0.3, kittens receiving a CPAP of 15 cmH 2 O (15CPAP/0.3) tended to have a higher FRC levels than kittens receiving a CPAP of 5 cmH 2 O (5CPAP/0.3), although this difference was not quite significant ( p = 0.1509; Fig. 6a ).

As shown in Table II, breast cancer risk appears to increase linearly with paternal age. The test for trend, however, was not quite significant (P=0.16).

The rate of occurrence of new distant metastasis for the patients with non-responsive vascular thrombi was higher than those with a vascular response, but such difference was not quite significant (25% vs 5.6%; p = 0.164).

The 2nd versus 1st quartiles of the di- ortho congeners [OR = 0.27 (95% CI: 0.10, 0.74)] was significant but inverse while the difference between the 4th versus 1st quartiles of the tri- and tetra- ortho congeners [OR = 2.90 (95% CI: 0.99, 8.51)] was positive and not quite significant ( p = 0.526).

Interaction between MC4R rs17782313 and energy and fat intake to determine the risk of obesity There was relevant, but not quite significant ( P = 0.594), interaction between energy intake and MC4R polymorphism in determining the risk of obesity after adjusting for confounders such as age, gender, area, total activity and smoking status ( P = 0.0594; Table 4 ).

The difference was not quite significant ( P = 0.649).

Ampicillin was the second most prevalent resistance observed (SD = 44%; HD = 25.5%); however, it was not quite significant ( p =0.8888).

Thus, although not quite significant, the conditional effect of political ideology on compliance may be an interesting process for future study.

There was strong evidence that fewer vacuum-assisted (9G) than core-needle (14G) biopsies were upgraded ( p difference < 0.001), while the effect of biopsy method on upstaging was not quite significant ( p difference = 0.07).

The histology score for the PBP8 CsgA-TFF3 group was the lowest of all the groups that received DSS, though the difference was not quite significant according to our scoring and statistics criteria.

In our study, levels of HDL-cholesterol were significantly lower in the obese, compared with the nonobese children, and LTL in obese children showed a discernible (although not quite significant) positive correlation with HDL-cholesterol, each of which is consistent with this hypothesis.

Their post-hoc t-testing found that their observed U-D asymmetry (downward preference) for latency was not quite significant (ours was), for steady-state gain was significant at higher speeds (their Table 2) (ours approached significance), and for smoothness was significant (ours was not).

It is notable that, although not quite significant, there was a trend for GLX rats to consume less of both HS options so it is possible that in the context of the available choices, the high sugar content and grainier texture of these foods was less palatable or the smoother textures of the LS choices was more palatable.

Although there were not quite significant changes like with steel 80CrV5, the presence of any cracks was not detected (see Figure 11 ).

There is a trend in the opposite direction for those that maintain their affiliation with the Church, although this effect is not quite significant.

Although the corresponding coefficient shown in the paper is not quite significant, its negative sign indicates that proper urban planning with more available open space can be essential to the fight with various disasters and catastrophes.

Under the highest light conditions analysed, Δ T was again higher for Miconia than Alchornea ; however, the difference was not quite significant (Figure 4 d). 3.5 Thermal trait variation between species Stomatal conductance ( g s ) significantly declined with increasing D , and the relation varied significantly between species (Figure 5 , Table 2 ).

40 A diet-induced decrease brain DHA content produced a decrease in the density of D 2 -like dopamine receptors in the ventral striatum, which was greater in magnitude in parous dams than in virgin females, where the effect was not quite significant.

While classical estimating methods are based on the maximum likelihood estimator (MLE), recent literature has shown the advantage of using divergence-based methods in terms of robustness, with an unavoidable (but often not quite significant) loss of efficiency.