Estimated marginal mean (± SE) age group differences in the relative frequency of releases per minute, performed by professional soccer players on a match day for each position. by Emily Escreet (20552634)

Subjects: “…tailed statistical significance…”

Associations between non BCG treated and their controls to be diagnosed with AD or dementia in different subgroups and overall categories. by Eugen Wang (17636322)

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Estimated marginal mean (± SE) age group differences in the relative frequency of ball touches per minute, performed by professional soccer players on a match day for each position... by Emily Escreet (20552634)

Subjects: “…tailed statistical significance…”

Fisher’s exact test showed significant differences among the three groups. by Hidetoshi Nakao (9239523)

Significant sex difference in diabetes health pathway. by Alessandro Feraldi (21228365)

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Significant sex difference in hypertension health pathway. by Alessandro Feraldi (21228365)

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Pathway analysis based on the protein accessions from the significant glycopeptiforms separately for glycation and glycosylation. by Yishai Levin (702481)

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T-test results(Values in bold indicate significant differences at 90% confidence). by Chongren Wang (6652616)

Pairs of clusters that were significantly different from each other based on the layer profile of their cases. by Lauren S. Richardson (16841643)

“…<p>Pairs of clusters that were significantly different from each other based on the layer profile of their cases.…”

Classification accuracy for different modalities and the multi-modal analysis based on significant components of each modality. by Mohammad Javad Sedghizadeh (9772591)

Significantly different 5-HT_1A receptor binding based on prematurity. by Hannah C. Kinney (10280975)

Significant difference of the enriched metabolic pathways based on the metabolites from host or microbiota or both of them. by Hao Chen (5190)

“…<p>Significant difference of the enriched metabolic pathways based on the metabolites from host or microbiota or both of them.…”

Analysis of significant differences in ARG abundance for the geographical clusters in figure 3S. by Markus H. K. Johansson (17241650)

Analysis of significant differences in MGE abundance for the geographical clusters in figure 2S. by Markus H. K. Johansson (17241650)

Significant differences between means of given welfare scores (GWS) of housing systems (HSs) based on the REML analysis. by Marc B. M. Bracke (4683844)

Significantly different proteins in humans. by Nora Linscheid (10668543)

“…<p>Subset of hierarchical clustering analysis on protein intensities across species, showing all protein groups deemed significantly different based on multiple-sample ANOVA testing for differences between human against all other species at false discovery rate of 0.01.…”

Significant group differences in white matter integrity. by Anya Topiwala (4330432)

“…<p>Voxels where there were significant differences in white matter integrity between resilient (N = 184) and non-resilient (N = 133) groups are shown in colour. …”

The strength of the commute time-functional connectivity relationship demonstrates weak pathological significance and weak dependency on age. by Rostam M. Razban (22232522)

“…<p>fMRI and dMRI data are processed according to the Desikan-Killiany atlas throughout (84 brain regions). <b>A.</b> Small differences are seen between individuals with mental and nerve disorders compared to healthy individuals in the UK Biobank. …”

Metabolites that are significantly different are displayed by red or blue dots. by Zhonglong Zhao (1546420)

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Results showing significant GM differences between the HC and mAD groups. by Yubraj Gupta (7465394)