Supplementary Table 1. microRNA significantly different between tumour (CANtum) versus normal tissue (CANnor). by Andrea Feliciano (466430)

Maternal variables that differ significantly between normal glucose tolerance and gestational diabetes mellitus pregnancies in univariate analysis. by Daniela Mennickent (9681461)

“…<p>Maternal variables that differ significantly between normal glucose tolerance and gestational diabetes mellitus pregnancies in univariate analysis.…”

Differentially expressed genes (DEGs) exhibiting both increased and decreased expression levels. by Liwen Wang (276995)

Proportion of individuals’ general benefits scores that increased, decreased, or remained unchanged between time points. by Jessie B. Moore (12578140)

Effect of CD8+ T-cells coculture and CM on hypoxic and normoxic PANC-1 cells. by Eiman Abdo (20642254)

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Differences of normalized and non-normalized network metrics for different sized networks during crisis and non-crisis periods. by Kamrul Hasan Tuhin (11785599)

Ivermectin significantly decreases <i>L</i>. <i>loa</i> mf in BALB/c mice. by Rene Bilingwe Ayiseh (6900296)

No difference in mitochondrial respiration in aged SARM1^KO and C57Bl/6 mice. by Anne Ward (334296)

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Comparison of the staining percentages of TLR1-TLR10 between infiltrative zone (inf) and adjacent normal appearing epithelium in oral squamous cell carcinoma samples (OSCC; n = 30)... by Peter Rusanen (4252870)

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Early-stage and mature B lymphocytes significantly decreased but long-lived B lymphocytes increased in APRIL^-/-/BLyS^-/- group. by Natalie M. Bath (6316517)

Join-point regression analysis of the statistically significant linear increase in use of antidementia and antipsychotics during the observed time period. by Jelena Filimonovic (22305307)

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The channel with the most significant differences between participant groups, the corresponding normalized effect sizes hedges-G, t-statistics, and p value. by Amir H. Meghdadi (6205970)

“…<p>The channel with the most significant differences between participant groups, the corresponding normalized effect sizes hedges-G, t-statistics, and p value.…”

Comparison of normalized MFI of PI with significant differences indicated (**p < 0.01, ***p < 0.001, ****p < 0.0001). by Jakkrapatra Srisantitham (20177629)

County-level geographical septile distribution for the first 12 statistically significant factors with at least one statistically significant coefficient ranked by decreasing ΔIC. by Yanan Long (11784717)

Comparison of lists of DEGs before and after normalizations. by Sofya Feldman (19590649)

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Expression of significant DEMs in the TCGA dataset between normal tissue, EAC and ESCC. by Chengjiao Yao (11751846)

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Empirical grouping of significantly classifying features with and without normalizing evaluation flies. ( by Angus Leung (10204592)

Analysis of transcriptome differences between RA and normal samples. by Hang Su (324726)

“…<i>p</i> value was detected by hypergeometric distribution model and <i>p</i> < 0.05 was considered significant. Heatmap displaying the distribution for chemokine, cytokine, inflammatory response and interferon response genes with significant differences between the RA and normal samples in (C) training and (D) test datasets.…”

Decreased disease incubation times in SARM1^KO mice infected with RML prions. by Anne Ward (334296)

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Dengue virus infection significantly increases cellular fatty acid contents. by Li Xu (108702)

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