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    Significant regions between focused conditions and the baseline in disyllabic targets (the darkest part of the bar indicates regions of significant differences; the dark grey part indicates regions of marginal significance; the light grey part signals regions of no significant differences; the labels of y axis indicate various focus conditions compared to the baseline, n = narrow focus, c = contrastive focus). by Si Chen (164760)

    Published 2023
    “…<p>Significant regions between focused conditions and the baseline in disyllabic targets (the darkest part of the bar indicates regions of significant differences; the dark grey part indicates regions of marginal significance; the light grey part signals regions of no significant differences; the labels of y axis indicate various focus conditions compared to the baseline, n = narrow focus, c = contrastive focus).…”
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    Top 10 significantly changed metabolites and lipids in each clinical outcome measure group. by Patricia Sikorski (1320966)

    Published 2023
    “…The orange color indicates increase in levels and the blue color represent decrease in levels. …”
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    Baseline characteristics. by Julien Pottecher (5504336)

    Published 2024
    “…Clinical progression of COVID-19 ARDS was not statistically different between glenzocimab and placebo arms (43.3% and 29.0%, respectively; <i>p = 0</i>.<i>245</i>). Decrease in the NEWS-2 category at D4 was statistically significant (<i>p = 0</i>.…”
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    Gut composition changes significantly during chemoradiotherapy, adapts after treatment, and remains altered at first follow-up. by Molly B. El Alam (10231830)

    Published 2021
    “…After chemoradiotherapy (between week 5 and week 12; C), proteobacteria decreased, whereas Ezakiella increased. Overall, the most significant alteration between baseline and first chemoradiotherapy follow-up (week 12; D) was an increase in Bacteroidales.…”