There are slight, but not clinical, differences in the most frequent sensations between acupoints and nonacupoints.
This analysis provides information about the risk difference (RD) between being in the frequent organic intake group or not, given various personal, socio-economic and lifestyle characteristics as covariates.
When adjusting for all potential confounding variables shown in Table 2, the differences in score between the frequent organic consumers and non-frequent consumers increased from 0.73 to 0.80 for PC1 and from 0.16 to 0.17 for PC2.
The "NoFalls" trial was also powered to detect a difference in the rate of falls and had insufficient power to detect differences in less frequent injuries such as fractures.
This study found no differences in the number of days with frequent cough among patients with uncomplicated acute bronchitis and discoloured sputum treated with ibuprofen, amoxicillin-clavulanic acid, or placebo.
In addition to having greater power to detect meaningful modest differences in less frequent, clinically important outcomes, PMA provides adequate power to evaluate events in important subgroups underrepresented in smaller trials.
Based on the present results, one may speculate that the distinct difference between the frequent and infrequent face in the context of highly abstract novel stimuli resulted in a larger P3a to infrequent than novel stimuli.
Differences in the diagnostic work-up, especially more frequent use of bilateral mammography, can also affect the frequency of synchronous CBC and may hamper comparison between studies [ 26, 27].
The validity of existing studies from outside Germany was questioned by fire departments because of presumed specific differences in the professional career in Germany like frequent life long employment, work till later age, remaining a fire fighters longer because of specific German pension benefits.
Differences in the proportions of patients who received the most frequent care activities were compared using the Fisher Exact test.
