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In both, the average weight difference between the siblings was about 40 pounds.

At around age P60, the average weight difference between female Npc1 −/− mice (n = 24) and Ccl3 −/−; Npc1 −/− mice (n = 13) was not as striking (P = 0.3237, t-test) as the difference between male Npc1 −/− mice (n = 12) and Ccl3 −/−; Npc1 −/− mice (n = 18) (Fig.  2B; P = 0.0076, t-test).

In the co-twin analyses restricted growth (birth weight < 2500 g) was significantly associated with anxiety and depression (average birth weight difference of 181.0 g (p <0.0001) and 249.9 g (p < 0.0001), respectively).

Higher prenatal exposures to 2,5-dichlorophenol (2,5-DCP) predicted lower birth weight in boys (−210 g average birth weight difference between the third tertile and first tertile of 2,5-DCP; 95% CI, 71 348 g).

The affected twins in the low birth weight group weighed significantly less at birth compared to their unaffected co-twins with average birth weight differences of 181.03 g (p <0.0001) for symptoms of anxiety and 249.95 g (p < 0.0001) for symptoms of depression.

Despite the equilibration of neutral substitution rates, gene pairs in the two groups differed dramatically, on average, in molecular weight difference (0.04 recent vs. 0.13 single) and isoelectric point difference (0.8 recent vs. 0.12 single).

This heterosis effect might be explained by the better combination of underlying production traits, i.e. bunch number and average weight, that exhibited marked differences between heterotic groups, with group A palms having a low number of big bunches and group B palms having a high number of small bunches.

The structured one-to-one weight loss programme delivered by non-specialists in general practice did not achieve the pre-specified difference in average weight loss of 7%.

There was also a difference in average weight between patients who responded at both follow ups and patients who did not complete any questionnaires at either follow up point (P < 0.001).> -wrap-foot> Sdenotesestandardrdeviationon.

S ct is the percentage total fruit set compared to open pollination under treatment t, Q cti is the percentage of sampled apples in quality class i from treatment t and W cti is the percentage difference in average weight of apples of quality classification i in treatment t compared to open pollination.

Owing to differences in average weight and lifespan, the THQ values are raised for females.