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“significantly not different”

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Hence in order to overcome the significance difference of mean age, logistic regression was performed and it was found that patients with ages 35 (1 patient), 72 (2 patients), 77 (2 patients), 84 (2 patients), 85 (2 patients) and 86 (2 patients) years were redundant whereas rest all the patient ages were significantly not different from those of controls.
Sensitivity of pretreatment SCC-Ag was significantly not different according to prognostic factors such as menopausal status, tumor size, and lymph node involvement, but was higher in the patients with higher stage, squamous cell carcinoma, high pretreatment SCC-Ag level, positive biochemical response, and concurrent LRR and DM than in the other patient groups.
Again, the Upper West region recorded the lowest average number of members who renewed their memberships in the scheme (302,500; 95% CI: 246,600-358,400) but was significantly not different from those who renewed their memberships in Upper East (M = 402,659; 95% CI: 282,803-522,516) and Central (M = 393,818; 95% CI: 262,191-525,445) regions.
However, prior to onset or detection of CMV infection, serum creatinine in ECMVI and LCMVI was 1.3 ± 0.4 mg/dL and 1.6 ± 0.6 mg/dL, respectively, which was significantly not different but still after the CMV infection at last follow-up, graft function was inferior in LCMVI than ECMVI, which looks to be impact of CMV infection itself.
For the RNA-seq expression datasets, we coupled our standard differential expression with a test for whether each gene could be flagged as ‘significantly not different’ – that is, a gene for which we can confidently state that no substantial change in expression occurred (rather than just a lack of evidence for change, as would be inferred from a large p-value on the differential expression test).