Analysis consisted of three phases data reduction through open coding of the transcripts, enabling immersion with the data and generation of initial codes based on significant or frequently occurring phrases, then data display through axial coding which developed the initial descriptive codes into key themes which reflected the overall constructs observed in the data.
Genes differentially expressed during in vitro mineralization were classified according to their putative Gene Ontology (GO) - biological process (BP), molecular function (MF) and cellular component (CP) - using OBO-Edit software, AmiGO database [ 24] and SAPD database [ 25], based on significant similarity with known genes in public data bases.
Inclusion of variables into the multivariate model for each outcome was based on significant results (p < .10) from univariate analyses (data not shown).
Based on our data, significant improvements in disability and pain scores [ 50, 51, 54, 55] were reported in the intervention groups.
Assuming an only recent dispersal across the southern lake basin based on mtDNA data, significant population differentiation may be due to special habitat and diet requirements, as well as restricted gene flow across ecological barriers.
Consistent with the mtDNA analysis, all but one pairwise FST comparisons based on microsatellite data showed significant values both at the region (microsatellite dataset I) and drainage (microsatellite dataset II) levels.
F values and p values show that at 95% confidence level (p < 0.05), all of predicted models based on experimental data were significant and lack of fits were not significant.
A time frame of 24 h was chosen based on previous data demonstrating significant diaphragm atrophy, proteolysis, and oxidative stress after this interval [15].
Based on our data, no significant difference was detected on the expression and activity of Mn-SOD between the GMF and HMF groups; while the denaturation of CuZn-SOD was directly accelerated by the HMF in the solution, a cell-free condition.
Our estimates of reduced power for PV-modules with ash concentrations are comparable to airborne dust settling scenarios tested and based on empirical data, where significant losses are described (Appels et al., 2012, Beattie et al., 2012, Jiang et al., 2011).
