The CM group, as expected, showed a prevalence of female gender (72.3 %), which did not differ from the percentage of female gender in the selected HCs (82.1 %).
If off-target effects are sensitive to a given parameter, we expect that when values for the parameter under test are randomly selected from a reduced range of values, the percentage of off-target effects produced will differ from the percentage produced when values for the parameter are instead selected from a fixed baseline range.
Moreover, training pigs had their tails less frequently in the "low" posture during the positive treatment when their naive pen mates had received oxytocin as compared to a placebo, although this did not differ from the percentage of time "tail low" during the negative treatment with or without oxytocin given to the naive pen mates.
However, the percentage of improvement for group 1 patients (40.6%±34.3%) did not differ significantly from the percentage of improvement for group 2 patients (39.9%±34.5%).
Interestingly, this figure doesn't differ significantly from the percentage of those over 50 who have non-supportive supervisors who are the same age or older.
Indeed, this observation is consistent with the low percentage of CD4+CD25+ T cells (2.2%) harvested from the mice 35 days p.i. (Fig. 5C), which did not differ significantly from the percentage observed in naïve animals.
Homology of the A. americanum ESTs to these I. scapularis datasets ranged from 16% to 29%, a surprisingly low percentage that does not differ notably from the percentage of sequences annotated through UniProtKB (Table 4; Additional file 3: Figure S2).
After adjusting the FEV1 percentage predicted baseline, the codon 27 groups differed significantly from the percentage of change in the FEV1 (4.1%, 8.1% and 9.3% for the genotypes CC, CG and GG; respectively) [ 18].
Responses to basic tobacco use questions, including ever use of cigarettes and smokeless tobacco, indicated that the percentage of consistent responses differed significantly from the percentage that would be consistent if responding were random.
