Furthermore the relatively small number of schools limited the power to detect significant differences in characteristics of different school types.
We performed a differential expression analysis to detect significant differences in miRNA expression between different types of LGD leukoplakias.
While we were not able to detect significant differences in the oligomerization pattern via fluorescent signal, we identified different patterns in the biochemical nature of the oligomers.
We did not detect significant differences in diversity and bacterial abundance among seasons.
Unless specified otherwise, a Wilcoxon-Mann–Whitney test was used to detect significant differences in all analyses.
However, only the GWTT was able to detect significant differences in shear resistance between the surfaces.
As we will discuss, the fact that we were able to detect significant differences in seasonal fluctuations in dreissenid populations strongly supports this assessment.
Results: The small sample size did not generate enough power to detect significant differences in any variable.
Thus, the study may be underpowered to detect significant differences in mortality, bleeding outcomes or transfusion.
While this was a single-site study, the sample size exceeded requirements to detect significant differences in compliance over time.
We did not detect significant differences in area, perimeter, and Feret's diameter between pMCAo or TBI and naïve cortex.
