Comparison between the groups of depressed men and women invited by nurses and by the physicians in all explanatory variables in SC and in severity of depression were made with no significant differences found between them.
In measuring data, if the number of a port's related export and import hosts is small, then because of the tiny random difference between the numbers of source and destination hosts, some inactive port will be made with big random difference between port's inward and outward communication metric.
If a significant interaction between the test factors was found, post-hoc analysis of group differences was made with the Tukey HSD (honestly significant difference) test or, in case of inhomogeneity of variances, with the Games-Howell test.
We hypothesized that the assessment could be made with regard to the differences in detectability and discriminability of the camouflage patterns.
Additionally, comparisons between trials should be made with caution, due to differences in study designs, patient populations etc.
Comparisons with previous studies need to be made with caution because of differences in sampling and indices of psychotic-like symptoms measured.
Comparisons should be made with caution due to differences in definitions of CAM and CAM use, study populations, designs, analyses, supply of services, cultures, general living conditions, and health care systems available to the populations studied [ 41, 55].
Post hoc contrasts will be made with the least significant difference (LSD) technique, with an alpha < 0.05.
However, the direct application of such classic evolutionary theory should be made with caution given the difference in generation time between the host and the bacterium.
In general, generalisation to other countries should be made with caution because of international differences in nurse qualifications as well as in the structure of primary care.
