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Interestingly, we identified a differential expression between these subgroups of numerous homeobox genes, known to be pivotal for neural stem cell identity and tissue patterning.

Open- versus closed-note performance between these subgroups of returners also leads to insignificant differences (unpublished data), possibly due to the small sample sizes involved.

Our investigation of the risk factors for early-onset NODAT (developed in the first 2 weeks post-transplantation) and late-onset NODAT revealed significant differences between these subgroups of patients.

Most of our patients were born by vaginal delivery, exclusively or partly breastfed and were term infants, but there were no statistically significant differences in changes in viral load between these subgroups of patients (P > 0.05).

Although length of stay in hospital (32 ± 3 days; mean ± SD) and in ICU (19 ± 4 days) did not vary significantly between these subgroups of metabolic acidosis or between acidotic and non-acidotic patients, they did represent a cohort of patients requiring substantially longer lengths of stay than all ICU admissions.

Increased tracer uptake in frontal lobe regions was observed in depressed patients with ADHD in comparison with depressed patients without ADHD tentatively reflecting a difference of the metabolic status in these brain regions which may be caused by some primary biochemical phenomenon, or reflect a compensatory mechanism, between these subgroups of depressed patients.

Thus, evolutionary links are indicated between RelBE family with both these subgroups of MazF toxins.

To compare the variables between these subgroups, analysis of variance or Kruskal-Wallis H test were used where appropriate.

We found a significantly different chance of reaching an ongoing pregnancy of metformin versus placebo between these subgroups (P-value of interaction 0.014) (Table  III).

There were no statistically significant differences between these subgroups in any of the other methodological criteria shown in Tables 1, 2, 3 and 4. ns, not significant.

We interpreted differences between these subgroups in terms of longitudinal changes, as based on between-group statistical differences.