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The N400 component shows greater amplitude in the group of good learners relative to the poor learner group during the first minute of exposition, but this difference disappears in the following minutes.

Females have better prognosis than males but this difference disappears after age of 65.

False positive-prone SNPs deviate from HWE more often than FP-free SNPs, but this difference disappears when 49% SNPs with at least one of the three genotypes represented by less than five (or <1%) individuals are excluded.

Professional staff did appear to have greater knowledge of the relationship between depression and physical illness as hypothesized but this difference disappears when age and experience are taken into consideration.

Compared to the relatively high incidence of testicular cancer in Sweden, first-generation immigrants generally show a decreased risk of testicular cancer compared to the natives, but this difference disappears in the next generation; this effect is marked among the sons of Finnish immigrants, whose risk is doubled compared to their fathers (Hemminki and Li, 2002b; Hemminki et al, 2002).

The distributions of socioeconomic position differed between the MBR and the IVF research (p < 0.001), but this difference disappeared after those with an undefined socioeconomic position were excluded from the analysis (p = 0.357).

Regardless of age, patients with parents in-PACU showed statistically significantly greater pain pre-operatively compared with patients with in-Waiting Room parents (t = 3.15, P =.002), but this difference disappeared postoperatively.

Overall, steroid use for septic shock was significantly higher among patients with NOSVA as compared to those without, but this difference disappeared when considering only steroids administered before SVA onset.

In endothelial nitric oxide gene knockout mice (n = 8), blood pressure was higher before pregnancy (114 ± 4 mm Hg vs 103 ± 4 mm Hg; P <.05) than in wild-type control mice (n = 9), but this difference disappeared during pregnancy, returning only after delivery.

Diastolic blood pressure was higher in the night shift workers, but this difference disappeared after adjustment for age, BMI and years at school (P = 0.4). Figure 1 shows that the distribution of hypertension and pre-hypertension by shift work was not different.

An earlier survey of unlinked microsatellites in parasites sampled over a single month in a small area on the Thai-Burma border (Shoklo) showed a higher index of association (multilocus LD) than seen here, but this difference disappeared when only unique haplotypes were analysed in that study, indicating a locally 'epidemic' population structure [21].