Significantly different taxa as determined by ANCOM at the genus level. by Aaron R. Bodie (11978676)

Subjects:

No significant difference in the level of viral adaptation to HLA-restricted immune response across HIV genome. by Marwah Al-kaabi (19010040)

Sensitivity analyses of seroprevalence with the largest sample size study omitted. by Yu Zhou (89766)

Differences in awareness of solutions across genders. by Simon Vrhovec (11714748)

Differences in awareness of threats across genders. by Simon Vrhovec (11714748)

Supplementary Material for: Significant differences in IBD care and education across Europe: results of the pan-European VIPER survey by Kral J. (14146224)

“…Treat-to-target approaches are implemented everywhere (85.0%), though access to biologicals and small molecules differs significantly. Conclusion: Much variability in IBD practice exists across Europe, with marked differences between high vs. low GDP countries. …”

Combinations of loading conditions with significant differences in spatiotemporal variables. by Norihide Sugisaki (590436)

Cannabis use across different genders. by Lori A. Brotto (4506610)

Significance of cross-correlation map of nonlinear measures across EEG channels. by Zahra Naghdabadi (17721096)

Significant relationships between QOL measures on infusion day and day 7. by Jordan K. Abbott (8934239)

Subjects:

Example feature distribution differences across datasets. by Daniel A. Adler (12468970)

“…The “Missing Days’’ distribution is a histogram, describing counts across participants. A “*” is listed above each of the StudentLife datasets if the distribution differed significantly (Mann-Whitney U test, two-sided, or Chi-square test of independence, α = 0.05) from CrossCheck. …”

Differences in forest structure across varying burn histories. by Joseph Emile Honour Percival (17996353)

“…Groups in subplots A, B, and C not sharing lowercase letters are significantly different each other (p < 0.05) based on Dunn’s post hoc tests.…”

Volcano plots for difference detection of glofitamab signals across different subgroups. by Meng Zhou (105903)

Follow-through displacement differences across tests. by Logan T. Markwell (17087651)

Club head velocity differences across tests. by Logan T. Markwell (17087651)

Differences in L across slips types. by Abderrahman Ouattas (13026189)

“…We identified three slip types, high, medium, and low severity, based on frontal and sagittal foot movements following trailing foot touchdown. These categories differed significantly in whole-body angular momentum and foot velocities, suggesting distinct severities and underlying biomechanics. …”

Cohesion characteristics and statistical significance analysis of different ingredients across IDDSI levels^b'*'. by Muxi Chen (9294270)

“…<p>Cohesion characteristics and statistical significance analysis of different ingredients across IDDSI levels^{b'<a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0317196#t004fn001" target="_blank">*</a>'}.…”

Adhesion characteristics and statistical significance analysis of different ingredients across IDDSI levels^b'*'. by Muxi Chen (9294270)

“…<p>Adhesion characteristics and statistical significance analysis of different ingredients across IDDSI levels^{b'<a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0317196#t005fn001" target="_blank">*</a>'}.…”

Hardness characteristics and statistical significance analysis of different ingredients across IDDSI levels^b'*'. by Muxi Chen (9294270)

“…<p>Hardness characteristics and statistical significance analysis of different ingredients across IDDSI levels^{b'<a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0317196#t003fn001" target="_blank">*</a>'}.…”

Percentage of students at high risk for burnout at 4 timepoints (with no statistically significant difference across the 4 timepoints). by Farah Otaki (10113328)

“…<p>Percentage of students at high risk for burnout at 4 timepoints (with no statistically significant difference across the 4 timepoints).</p>…”