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The main selection criterion was that the patients should present initially an anterior open bite clinically greater than or equal to 1 mm (Fig. 1).

On the other hand, the pulp temperature increase may be clinically greater in young teeth because of the smaller thickness when compared with the dentin present in adult teeth in which the deposition of secondary dentin is enhanced [21].

The variation in SpO2 was statistically, but not clinically greater in women (1.2 vs. 0.9%, p = 0.027).

Mean A1C was statistically but not clinically greater among case subjects (7.1 [54 mmol/mol] vs. 7.0%[533 mmol/mol]; P = 0.012).

The escitalopram group (N = 158) showed a statistically significant, and clinically relevant, greater improvement at endpoint compared with placebo (N = 157) in all prospectively defined efficacy parameters.

Both twice-daily and once-daily BIAsp 30 produced statistically and clinically significantly greater reductions of HbA1c from baseline than exenatide (2.76%, 2.34% and 1.75% for twice-daily BIAsp 30, once-daily BIAsp and exenatide groups, respectively; p < 0.001).

For older women (those older than 75 years), both the incidence and the detection of cancer are high, so the probability of a small tubular carcinoma or low-grade DCIS being found that would never present clinically is greater.

For patients with moderate or severe heartburn, clinically significantly greater scores were observed for adolescents compared with adults for the QOLRAD domains of emotional distress (moderate heartburn only), sleep disturbance, and vitality, indicating that moderate or severe heartburn has a more negative effect on HRQOL in adults than adolescents.

The results of this paper suggest that during the performance of the hollowing maneuver the CLBP group demonstrated "clinically meaningful" greater RA muscle activation levels (lower IO RA ratios) compared to matched control groups indicating a bias toward RA when performing an abdominal hollowing exercise.

However, since the use of CBCT is spreading rapidly among general practitioners, it is clinically of great significance to predict the primary stability after implant placement using the information obtained by CBCT.

FSHD presents clinically with great variability in age of onset, affected muscles, rate of progression, and ultimate severity, even within families and among monozygotic twins [ 87- 91].