Both groups demonstrated the same level of cooperation.
Both groups demonstrated general improvement, but only the tango students appeared to do better when it came to balance.
All of the pigs in both groups demonstrated gastric ulceration ranging from hyperemia to gross hemorrhagic ulcers.
Both groups demonstrated a similar pattern of gait-related oscillations across the head, neck and trunk segments.
Both groups demonstrated overlapping neural networks engaged in angle discrimination, including the parieto-occipital and frontal regions.
And the gasoline compositions for both groups demonstrated that the increased aromatics were at the expense of paraffins, olefins, and naphthenes.
Both groups demonstrated that DKO CAR T cells maintained cytotoxic function in vitro and antitumor function without GVHD in xenograft mouse tumor models.
Both groups demonstrated increased amplitude and latency for the "P2" peak elicited by the maternal voice compared with the stranger's voice.
Results: No initial differences in height or weight between GYM and CON were observed, and both groups demonstrated parallel increases in these parameters over time (P <.05; h2 ≥0.15).
Both groups demonstrated training effects; participants swayed less when standing on foam with eyes closed (EC), maintained tandem-stance EC longer, and completed 8 tandem-steps EC faster and with less sway at the last training session.
Both groups demonstrated improved functioning at one-year follow-up, but fewer dropouts had a successful outcome (34.5% vs. 59.1%) and their recidivism rate was significantly higher (62.9% vs. 28.9%) even after controlling for baseline differences.
