The whole-brain connectome of both the PMNE and control groups exhibited typical features of small-world topology; that is, compared with matched random networks, the functional brain networks had higher clustering coefficients (C p ) but similar characteristic path length (L p ).
Despite their small size, traditional Ambo groups exhibited typical characteristics of African centralized states: the above-mentioned priest-king, official tax collectors, a queen mother of great prestige, a hereditary aristocracy, and slaves.
Also, muscles from the β2KO group exhibited typical signs of acute lesion, such as hypercontracted fibres and inflammatory infiltration, which was larger compared to that from the WT group (254%, P ≤ 0.05; Fig. 1).
Both groups exhibited a decreased period of fixation, which was associated in PCA with increased frequency of large intrusive saccades and in typical Alzheimer's disease with an increased frequency of square wave jerks.
Both groups exhibited similar, small improvements in working memory.
Both groups exhibited similar errors when dealing with the uncertainty of cyber incidents.
Both groups exhibited theta1 (7.3 ± 0.4 Hz, average velocity 7 ± 1.2 cm/s) at the Wall zone (Fig. 7d, e).
Post hoc tests revealed that while both groups exhibited a general decline in GPA over the school year, the control group exhibited a significantly greater decline in GPA from quarter 1 to quarter 3 than the yoga group.
Both groups exhibited similar reduction in blood flow.
After a day, both groups exhibited a similar level of hearing loss.
