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A slightly significant difference ( p = 0.036) among the bacterial composition of lesions (E) compared to other samples was observed when beta-diversity analysis, with weighted UniFrac distances were used, but no differences among samples were observed in Bray‐Curtis dissimilarity ( Figure 3 A).

Moreover, a slightly significant decrease ( p = 0.036, g = 0.48) in the duration of the F-phase was found in PD patients compared to control subjects.

Comparison between human versus porcine cells In comparison to the human nasal cell culture, the porcine tracheal cells showed only a slightly significant difference at the concentration of 0.001% ( P = 0.0367).

In fact, in NTVL was not significant, while it was slightly significant in TVL (p = 0.0368), with a lower span in BIL ( Tabs.

The percentage of fluorescently stained cells exhibited a slightly significant increase between the ER+ , PR+ , HER2− and ER+ , PR−, HER2− groups ( p = 0.0369) (Supplementary data 7).

However for chi-square clumped 2×2 table analysis (obtained by clumping the columns of the original table to maximise the chi-squared value) [ 28 ], between migraine and controls, slightly significant differences were detected within the test data (T4 = 13.001, P = 0.037) (Figure 1 ).

Only a slightly significant interaction was observed between the adhesive and dentin surface preparation (F = 2.571, p = 0.037).

However, there was a slightly significant inverse association with the age at diagnosis ( r = −0.160, p = 0.037).

Site was slightly significant on cone opening (χ 2 = 4.34, DF = 1, P = 0.037), as well as group of provenances (χ 2 = 6.37, DF = 1, P = 0.012), with trees from the Northeast group showing faster opening compared to the Southwest group ( Fig 5A ).

Similarly, thought valence was more positive during deliberate mind-wandering (music: M = 0.84, SD = 1.37; non-music: M = 1.02, SD = 1.62) than spontaneous mind-wandering (music: M = 0.64, SD = 1.50; non-music: M = 0.42, SD = 1.57); however, this difference was slightly significant only for non-music episodes ( t (140) = 2.10, p < 0.037). 3.5.

There were slightly significant associations between the median HCT before the initiation of treatment and after the intensive phase of treatment ( P =0.0373).

2 h after AMPA, in spite of a slightly significant protection regarding the number of healthy motor neurons as compared with the control group treated with Krebs medium ( P = 0.038), there was a ∼75% motor neuron loss after 24 h ( n = 9, Figure 3 ) and all the rats developed hindlimb palsy, similar to the i.c.v.

For pairwise genetic differentiation, Kst revealed significant differentiation between Pantesco and both Grigio (Kst = 0.133, p < 0.001) and Ragusano (Kst = 0.313, p < 0.001), whereas differentiation between Grigio and Ragusano was low but slightly significant (Kst = 0.049, p = 0.038) ( Table S1 ).

This value was not significant compared to the medium control (75.82 ± 9.52 ms, p = 0.580) but slightly significant compared to the group that received microglia conditioned medium (72.10 ± 4.92 ms, p = 0.038).

Only two tests over fifty were slightly significant (p-value = 0.038 and 0.036) whereas the average p-value was not (p-value = 0.410 ± 0.291).

However, a slightly significant difference was observed in anti-N IgG antibodies ( P = 0.038), which were somewhat higher in females than males. 3.2.

The seroprevalence values of NDV were statistically similar between the groups, but slightly significant differences were detected for AIV (X 2 = 33.7, p = 0.038) (Table 2 ).

Moreover, we identified a slightly significant association between the serum level of BDNF and other biomarkers, such as CEA ( r = 0.2304; p = 0.0385) in patients with CRC ( Figure 2 ). 3.3.

We previously detected a slightly significant ( p = 0.0385) correlation between DNA methylation and age in patients with PD, but not in subjects with AD or VaD [ 35 ].

At o ne - year follow-up , a slightly significant decrement of NPRS (p=0,039), and monthly triptan medications (p=0,043) was observed.

We only found a slightly significant effect on tail biting injuries of the standard deviation in body weight at day 1 in the finisher unit (p = 0.039), with an estimated regression coefficient of 0.187 (Table 5 ).

was also identified in all of the tested breeds, with slightly significant higher infection rates in Baladi (14/180, 17.5%) than in Holstein (17/161, 10.5%) and Friesian (10/132, 10.6%) cattle (OR: 2.090, CI:1.015–4.152, p = 0.039).

This was accompanied by a slightly significant rise at the fourth minute (t=−2.06, p=0.039).

The slightly significant effect of the parity order on the kindling rate ( p = 0.039) can be explained by the fact that all the females with serious fertility problems (i.e., low litter size, severe mastitis, sore hocks or poor body condition) were excluded over the course of the study.

Faeces and feathers showed a slightly significant co‐occurrence pattern, with nests being more likely to contain both (or neither) compared to cases where only one was present (Chi = 4.22, df = 1, p value =0.039). 4 Discussion In this study, we analysed extensive photographic material from various open‐source internet sources to examine traces of faeces and feathers in and around nests, aiming to demonstrate that defecation and fright moulting often accompany the escape behaviour of female Eurasian woodcocks flushed from their nests.