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b* differences were however slightly significant for the visual examination from day 28 onward (p = 0.002), but a change in L* vales was only detected as significant after 39 days (p = 0.015). ΔE values varied from 0.027 to 0.163 for the samples stored in the dark (days 7 to 46) and from 0.035 to 3.558 (days 7 to 46) when exposed to light.

The Control Group, on the other hand, showed slightly significant changes in body water content (2.1%, p = 0.002), muscle volume (2.0%, p = 0.002), lean muscle mass (2.0%, p = 0.002) and basal metabolism (1.4%, p = 0.002).

A slightly significant increase in Teffs was reported at T6 compared to T0. ΔIgE levels in serum were correlated with ΔCD19 + CD24 + CD27 + Breg cell percentages ( r = − 0.86, p = 0.0022).

For histopathological data, the levels of significance were defined as: 0.0025< P ≤0.0125: * (slightly significant); 0.00025< P ≤0.0025: ** (significant); P ≤0.00025: *** (highly significant).

The random effect module was implemented due to slightly significant heterogeneity across the studies (I 2 = 55.8%, P = 0.003).

However, after one month of continuous use, the difference becomes slightly significant (I.e., p = 0.003).

CpG2 in OVAT is the only site representing slightly significant higher methylation levels in obese than in lean subjects ( P = 0.003).

Furthermore, the 2 and 3 screw models experienced a slightly significant increase in volumetric failure ( Χ 2 (1) = 22.1, P = .003).

Sensitivity analyses were conducted with increased nursing minutes, resulting in slightly significant direct unit-costs for the palliative care unit ( p -value = 0.003), but not for the palliative care advisory team ( p -value < 0.001, see supplementary Table 2, Appendix 3 ).

In CAD, the incidence of triple vessel disease was marked in diabetic patients with a strongly significant difference from non-diabetic patients (p<0.001, D=54.5%, N-D=29.7%) while for single vessel disease, the incidence was greater in non-diabetic patients with a slightly significant difference from the diabetic group (p=0.003, D=18.8%, N-D=33.9%).

In female specific, only waist circumference showed a slightly significant change (p=0.004) in comparison with different genotypes.

However, no statistically significant differences were found among RNL, SF and SF-OCT samples in the tested genes, except for Jun gene expression, being slightly significant lower on SF compared to SF-OCT samples (p<0.005).

Additionally, we observed a borderline slightly significant interaction of ffaZOL with the adverse effect of age on the number of dominant follicles (Poisson LR (72): 7.92, p < 0.005, Disp = 2.16, Quasi- p = 0.0072). 2.2.

For 30-day graft survival the association was slightly significant (HR 1.268 95% CI 1.073–1.499 per 10-h increase, p = 0.005).

Layer-by-layer comparison resulted in slightly significant differences revealed by Kruskal–Wallis ANOVA (χ 2 = 16.7, p = 0.005), although post-hoc tests did not show any relevant differences between layers (Fig. 4 b red bars, 4 d, n = 4).

In fact, slightly significant negative correlations between FABP1 (r = −0.27, p-value = 5.49 × 10 −03 ), FADS1 (r = −0.36, p-value = 1.93 × 10 −04 ) and FADS2 (r = −0.34, p-value = 4.46 × 10 −04 ) mRNA levels and BF C18:3(n-3) were observed ( Fig. 4 ).

Statistically, a slightly significant difference was evidenced between the peak area of each component at two different flow rates ( p -value = 0.006) and a variance of 0.011 with the significance level set at 0.05.

Similarly, the interaction between the lipid phase concentration and homogenization time (X 1 X 3 ) showed a slightly significant negative effect on SE% ( p = 0.0066) ( Fig. 1 (a-III)).

A slightly significant superiority for the DAs was found only in the left wrist (Ds: 75.2% ERP; DAs: 71.8% ERP; p < 0.007) and the right upper arm (Ds: 31.4% ERP; DAs: 29.2% ERP; p < 0.003). 4.

The Opinions and Attitudes dimension also showed a slightly significant overall increase (64.8 (10.1) vs. 68.8 (13.6); p < 0.007), with the improvement being statistically significant among female students (64.8 (10.1) vs. 68.6 (13.5); p = 0.015), but not among male students (64.7 (9.9) vs. 69.6 (14.5); p = 0.219) (Fig. 1 ; Table 2 ).

For the same subpopulation, a slightly significant positive dependence on age (0.245 at P = .007) and length of service (0.315 at P = .001) was found for percentage values and on the dose (0.216 at P = .015) for its absolute ones, by performing correlation analysis with Spearman test.

However, the main effect of the labeling was slightly significant [ F (3,22) =5.85; p =0.008].

CD3 + CD4 + CD45RO + CCR7 + central memory TH cells, on the contrary, showed a slightly significant increase in percent between months 3 to 12 compared to absolute numbers ( p = 0.008, Fig. 3 , H.1 and H.2).

D/N dogs accounted for 21.8% of all PN cases (45 of 206) and 14.9% of all controls (30 of 201), and represent only a slightly significant difference in “D” allele frequency between cases and controls (P-value = 0.009).

In both statistical analyses, the significance was set at three levels for descriptive purposes: slightly significant for p < 0.05 (green), moderately significant for p < 0.01 (yellow), and highly significant for p < 0.001 (orange). 3 Results and Discussion The section is organized presenting first the results for the AA phase followed by the findings in the TPH and steady SupplO 2 phases.