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Linearity and Orientation differed from all other stimuli but not from each other in the right hemisphere.
In Experiment 2, performance with all stimuli differed significantly from the Base stimulus but not from each other (with either accuracy or RTs).
Post hoc analyses showed that all Display Types differed from Base (p < 0.01) but not from each other (all p > 0.3).
However, if the PLC was deficient (PCL+/PLC-), the translation for arthroscopic and open specimens increased to 8.5 and 6.5 mm, respectively, and was statistically different from the intact state but not from each other.
Therefore PCR primers were designed that discriminated Creolophus cirrhatus from other species (HER2F/HER3R), and which discriminate Hericium alpestre, H. coralloides and H. erinaceus from other wood decay Ascomycota and Basidiomycota but not from each other (HER2F/HER2R).
The same trend was seen for the RTs, with a significant effect of Display Type [F4,60 = 15.68, p < 0.01, ηp2 = 0.51] and all displays differed from base (p < 0.01) but not from each other (all p > 0.22).
Each segment was amplified successfully from 35 of the other 43 Shimaa village H. pylori strains (primers listed in Table S1B; PCR products same size from each strain), but not from any of the other eight strains.
Take the cuts (1 m of row per plot) near the marked 1-metre sections of row in each plot but not from the adjacent rows.
Results from a double-blind, within-subject study of the efficacy and duration of action of IR MPH three times a day and once-daily OROS MPH, compared with placebo, demonstrated that on virtually all measures in natural and structured (laboratory) settings, both drugs were significantly different from placebo, but not different from each other [ 77].
For RFS and MVD, the RR for the studies with advanced forms (n=3) was higher than the RR for the studies with limited forms (n=7) (3.23 vs 2.49, these two** RRs being significantly different from 1 but not different from each other).
