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A t-test was performed to examine the differences in the normalized Ct values between paired adenoma and normal samples (Ct is the threshold cycles: the number of cycles at which the earliest measurable fluorescence signal can be detected in a qPCR assay; a higher Ct value means fewer templates).

The comparison results show differences in the normalized cavity total length across different facilities as well as supercavity types despite the similarities in the supercavity maximum diameter and half-length.

Significant differences in the normalized directional information flow related to the post-NS versus post-SC comparison are presented in the third column.

We observed no differences in the normalized maximum velocity of relaxation (Vr*max, eq eq 2).

Following analysis by ANOVA, the magnitudes of differences in the normalized methylation levels between strains were calculated using Tukey's HSD test, with alpha set at 0.05.

In addition, Rodríguez-Ruiz et al. [ 26] reported sex differences in the normalized response speed (Vrn) in the musculature responsible for extension and flexion of the knee joint.

Therefore, in this studies, our dissimilarity measure is defined as the difference in the normalized energy between the corresponding nodes of the different signal classes representing each class of contraction (pregnancy, labor).

The results of the normalized expression analysis revealed that there was no significant difference in the normalized relative fold change ratio going from the HN condition to either the LN, TSB, or PHE condition when using a NF2 comprising any two selections of RG3, RG7, and RG8 or a NF3 comprising all three genes.

Statistical data analyses (parametric and non-parametric) showed that there is no statistically significant difference in the normalized shear strength of the SCC and CC beams tested in this study.

Also, the network graphs presented in Figs. 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27 and 28 are representative network graphs whose values for the above five metrics are close to that of the average values observed for these metrics in the 100 trials such that the sum of the squares of the difference in the normalized values for these metrics is the minimum.

We observed that there was no difference in total seconds of high activity during the four hours prior to female access (Figure 5E), total high activity (Figure 5F), and also no difference in the normalized high activity (Figure 5G).