Micropatterning significantly increases cell density. by Matthew W. Hagen (627944)

“…Post-hoc testing showed significantly greater EC than ECFC density at 24 hours in both non-patterned (p = 0.0024) and micropatterned cells (p = 0.011), however no significant cell-type differences existed after 50 hours (p = 1, both). …”

Posterior, mid-posterior, central, and mid-anterior corpus callosal volume significantly decreased with increasing risk of environmental lead exposure. by Andrew T. Marshall (10159199)

Raw synergy increased with greater recurrence and greater feedback. by Samantha P. Sherrill (11114128)

“…(B) Curves representing rows shown in A, plotted with errorbars computed across networks, show that synergy increased as the number of recurrent edges increased, although the difference in means across levels was not significant. …”

Adjusted difference-in-difference estimates for SRH outcomes. by Mary Phillips (16222529)

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Adjusted difference-in-difference estimates for economic outcomes. by Mary Phillips (16222529)

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Heat map of <i>S</i>. <i>carpocapsae</i> statistically significant proteins. by Peter E. Lillis (12368582)

Heat map of <i>H</i>. <i>megidis</i> statistically significant proteins. by Peter E. Lillis (12368582)

Landing kinetics data representing comparisons which showed statistically significant differences. by Sarah T. Ridge (6000167)

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Graphs showing the mean maximum temperature increase at the position with the highest mean temperature increase (A) and the mean temperature increase across all probes (B) for each... by Marsel Ganeyev (21453399)

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Statistically significant changes in health outcomes that exceeded the minimal clinically important difference (MCID) threshold for the total sample. by Adriana M. Coletta (4405342)

Taxa in the gut microbiome differing significantly between CKD patients with and without <i>S</i>. <i>stercoralis</i>. by Nguyen Thi Hai (12700147)

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Differences in mean number of papers (top) and co-authors (bottom) depending on (1) NI membership and (2) time joined NI. by William C. Barley (8915282)

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GO terms significant in between IGT and NGT groups. by Caitlin Dreisbach (8541834)

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Statisticially significant changes in health outcomes that exceeded the minimal clinically important difference (MCID) threshold among breast cancer survivors. by Adriana M. Coletta (4405342)

Results of MD groups and significant associations with offspring outcomes. by María Francisca Morales (14684377)

Increases in temperature for the two drill systems at different positions using different drilling procedures. The data in bold indicate the position where the highest mean tempera... by Marsel Ganeyev (21453399)

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Bacterial groups that showed a significantly increased abundance after antibiotic treatment (AMC and DOX groups) compared to the control group (CON group). by Evangelia M. Stavroulaki (11840809)

Increases in temperature for the two drill systems at different positions using different drilling procedures and feed rates. The data in bold indicate the position where the highe... by Marsel Ganeyev (21453399)

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Modulation for the non-preferred arm does not increase with greater arm preference. by Tanner C. Dixon (11740692)

“…The slope was not significantly greater than 0 in any condition, meaning that increased arm preference is associated uniquely with greater modulation in the preferred arm, as opposed to an increase for both arms that is just larger for the preferred arm.…”

Pairwise comparison of muscle parameters in different groups. by Faranak Mahmoudi Alami (18309967)

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