The difference between the extension and flexion gap is the most important factor to make equal-sized extension-flexion gaps; this difference was also assessed in both groups.
The mean differences between the extension and corrected flexion gap were 3.4 mm (sd 2.5) in group A and 3.9 mm (sd 3.0) in group B, which was not statistically significant.
The search volume in these simple tests, in which objects A and B are identical, consists of the outer part of the surface layer of object A, corresponding to the difference between the surface extensions applied to the two objects.
"The best way to resolve the difference between the two-month extension and the full-year bill, and provide certainty for job creators, employees and the long-term unemployed, is through regular order, as the speaker suggested".
From a viewpoint of gap difference between the flexion and extension, a gap difference of 5 mm or more was often seen in both groups A and B; however, extremely difficult cases with > 8 mm difference were more common in group B and there was no case with a larger extension gap than that of the flexion gap in group B (Fig. 4b).
There were no significant differences between the lumbar extension-loading test and the gait-loading test in terms of subjective symptoms, objective neurological findings, or changes in the involved spinal level before and after each loading test.
The difference in size between the extension and the flexion gap was calculated by subtracting the mean values of medial and lateral lift-off in flexion from the mean values of the medial and lateral lift-off in extension.
The difference between the mean duration of the extension responses in the two runs was significant at the 0.05 level (calculated by the bootstrap method based on 1000 samples), while the differences for flexion responses and no-movement periods were not significant.
The toughness of the thin film is derived from the energy difference between the two subsequent loading extension curves.
We did not find any overall, significant difference between the average speeds of extension and retraction on any growth cone; so they were combined to calculate a single average speed for all further analysis.
