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Moreover, the proportion of 7-day-old, BrdU-positive cells expressing Arc (BrdU+/Arc+ cells) did not differ from the proportion of new cells expressing Arc on day 1 PBI from either the SE or CC group.

The proportion of women among the participants (70.4%) did not differ from the proportion in rest of the population (60.5%, χ 1.51, p =.22).

(A1) Did the average proportion of bees preferring the feeder with nestmate LGE in intraspecific preference tests differ from the proportion that preferred the hexane feeder in solvent control trials?

The proportion (χ = 0.65, p = 0.4) of urban and rural communities (22 and 36, respectively) within clusters did not differ from the proportion outside clusters (urban: 14; rural: 24).

The proportion of autosomal intellectual disability genes inferred as selected using iHS (13%) did not differ from the proportion of autosomal control genes inferred as selected (22, 10.3% of 214; Fisher's exact test, P = 0.23).

Likewise, the proportion of male patients with scores for 2001 2005 (37%) did not significantly differ from the proportion of male patients with scores for 1993 2000 (44%) (p = 0.35, Fisher exact test).

These proportions of putative coding regions in our candidate lncRNA sets did not significantly differ from the proportions that TransDecoder predicted in random regions (97 out of 6600 random intergenic regions, Fisher's exact test, p-value = .493; 57 out of 4740 random antisense regions, Fisher's exact test, p-value = .053).053

But this latter proportion, namely of ladies for whom the null hypothesis is false among all those ladies who passed the test, differs from the proportion of ladies who passed the test among those ladies for whom it is false.

An international panel has reviewed the histopathological features of 279 stage IA adenocarcinomas belonging to the I-ELCAP database, to determine whether survival differed from the proportion of the BAC component (Vazquez et al, 2008).

In addition, logistic regression analyses by group and age were conducted in order to test whether the proportion of young adults that were at risk of an anxiety or depression disorder in the EMWAjong group differed from the proportion in the HADS reference group, using the odds ratios (OR) for group.

Although the TEQ proportion in serum would be expected to differ from the TEQ proportion in current dietary intake because of differential congener pharmacokinetics and historical exposure profiles, the proportions in human serum lipid are likely not too different from the proportions in animal fats, which are the primary contributors to human dietary exposure (Lorber et al. 2009).