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Average strain and displacement in other directions did not differ between geometric groups.

As mentioned earlier, the mean primary displacement angle in the radius or ulna, in both directions, did not differ between treatment groups.

The mean primary displacement angle in the radius or ulna, in both directions, did not differ between treatment groups.> -wrap-foot> closedsed reduction; CRIF closed reduction and internal fixation; ORIF open reduction and internal fixation; SD standard deviation The patients were divided into four groups, according to fracture type.

Specifically, for the congruent groups, the change in force direction did not differ significantly from 90° (t test, p = 0.64), whereas for the incongruent groups, it did not different significantly from 0° (t test, p = 0.60).

If family price was summarized to a single datum across taxa within the family (figure 1) conclusions about the magnitude and direction of effects did not differ.

The results showed that there were immediate effects on knowledge and attitude towards alcohol, both in a more healthy direction, but these did not differ between conditions and did not persist over time.

The proportion of cells polarised in the direction of migration did not differ significantly between genotypes (Fig. 4D,E), nor did the distance migrated by leading edge NC cells from the central explant (Fig. 4F).

Heterogeneity was classified as moderate if I was at least 50% and directions of treatment effects did not differ.

Dyslexic participants showed attenuated perisaccadic compression effects relative to those found in control participants, while the degree to which the reported positions of the probes were shifted in the direction of the saccade did not differ significantly between groups.

However, when we examined our subgroups with mild osteoarthritis (Kellgren and Lawrence grade 2) compared with moderate osteoarthritis (Kellgren and Lawrence grade 3) the direction of treatment effect did not differ, suggesting that the lateral wedge insoles were not having a beneficial effect in either group (data not shown).

The direction of manual laterality did not differ between female M. domestica and female P. breviceps (Mann–Whitney U test: feeding on non-living food: U = 46.00, P = 0.095; feeding on live insects: U = 72.00, P = 0.805; supporting of tripedal position: U = 60.00, P = 0.366; nest-material collecting: U = 45.00, P = 0.151).