Interestingly, F-FDG uptake revealed significant (P = 0.001; Figure 4a,b) deviating metabolic activity between days 13 and 21, demonstrating a reduced inflammatory activity at day 21, whereas histopathological assessment showed no difference of arthritis severity in these groups (P = 0.7; Figure 1b).
Measurements and Main Results: The 7-day assessment showed no significant differences between valve surgery patients and CABG surgery patients in the incidence of neuropsychologic deficits.
One way-ANOVA analysis of the results of the pre-practice assessment showed no significant differences in performance scores among the students in the three groups (See also Additional file 3).
Goodness of fit assessment showed no significant difference between the models and the observed data, confirming a good fit of both model to the data (p = 0.43 for Table 4 and p = 0.46 for Table 5).
It is found that BAHA implantation has resulted in a significant hearing gain than the reconstruction group (44.3 versus 20.0 dB HL, P < 0.001) despite the fact that quality of life assessment showed no significant difference, and similar complication rates are noted in both groups.
23 Pharmacokinetic assessments showed no clear differences in exposure to lenvatinib among Japanese patients and non‐Japanese patients or the overall study population after normalizing for dose and body weight.
The participants who attended the diagnostic assessments showed no significant differences from those that did not at T1. However they had significantly higher score for inattentive (but not hyperactive-impulsive) symptoms at T2 (6.1 versus 4.3; p=0.025), suggesting that the prevalence estimate based on available data might be slightly inflated.
Separate analyses for the six and 12-week assessments showed no significant difference between the groups after six weeks (p = 0.27), although the difference became significant after 12 weeks (p = 0.049).
However, from our experience, pain assessment once in the morning vs. twice a day assessments showed no significant difference in pain scores.
The subjective qualitative assessment shows no significant visual differences between atlas-guided and transmission-based attenuation correction methods.
