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In order to facilitate an adequate injection volume in both groups the total injected volume was 0.5 cm.

In both groups the total stress evaluation has been measured by PSM administered before (T0) and after a cycle of NPPO.

In both groups the total sum scores before menses (VLBW: geometric mean 9.9; controls: 12.5) were higher than sum scores after menses (VLBW: 3.4; controls: 4.3).

In both groups, the total time from surgical incision to closure will be recorded, and the total time of fluoroscopy use will be recorded.

The volume of the direct flow component is significantly less in DCM than normals, so that while the end-diastolic KE/mL is equivalent in both groups, the total direct flow KE at ED is smaller in the myopathic LVs.

In both groups, the total costs were higher at the 12 months follow-up assessment than at baseline and the additional costs were somewhat higher in the experimental group than in the control group, although the difference was not significant.

In both groups the mean total papillomas size per living animal increased at weeks 0 12, but the increase in the DMBA/TPA+BzATP group was smaller than in the DMBA/TPA group (Figs. 1B, C, 5A).

Even if in both study groups the total scores of the IBS-KJ improved within 6 months after RTAs, in this study the rates of children that met the DSM-IV-TR criteria for PTSD or subsyndromal PTSD remained at approximately 13%.

In both groups, the improvement in total extension deficit was statistically significant (p<0.001) and the extension deficits after CCH and fasciectomy were similar (median 10°; table 3).

In both groups, the main contributor to the total direct costs were the total non-health and health care costs, which were slightly, but not significant, higher in the intervention group (Table 4).

The mean score of PDSS (11.1 for CS, 13.2 for CR) indicated a high-to-moderate level of panic disorder severity for both groups and the total scores were not significantly different at baseline between the two groups.