Results: At rest, T produced less shoulder protraction than either standard configuration (difference between the mean values, S1: 1.6cm, P[equals].048; S2: 1.2cm, P[equals].013).
S1 and S2 showed a greater head-forward position than T (differences between the mean values, S1: 6.5[deg], P[equals].008; S2: 6.3[deg], P[equals].013).
We find strong linear relationships between the mean values calculated from the samples and the corresponding averages based on the subsets of the full satellite images.
The relative error between the mean values of the temperature and velocity of the syngas predicted by the two models is equal to about 7%.
Stepwise multiple regression analysis was used to evaluate the associations between the mean values of facet joint parameters and age, height, body surface area and body mass index.
The statistical analysis showed that the differences between the mean values of the RNP and CaCl2 contents among each of the groups (treatments) compared were significant.
The histomorphometric data, which were normally distributed, indicated no difference between the mean values for any of the structural parameters in control and fracture samples.
T allowed greater humeral flexion than S2 (difference between the mean values: 3.7[deg], P[equals].036) and greater vertical reach above the seat plane than either conventional configuration (differences between the mean values, S1: 4.7cm, P[equals].005; S2: 4.1cm, P[equals].002).
Comparison between the mean values before and after 6 months (Table 5) showed no significant difference.
Mann-Whitney U test suggests that the difference between the mean values is significant (P < 0.05).
VEGF-R1 expression was decreased in four of five AVMs, but the difference between the mean values was not significant (35+/-8% versus 100+/-42%, P = 0.14).
