In vitro growth did not differ among the hypercytotoxic mutants (Column 5 in Table 1), nor did they display any other obvious phenotype.
During their first cycle, the number of discrete times per day that the participants viewed the display did not differ by glucose response pattern (P = 0.82) (Fig. 3).
Fluorescence display did not differ markedly between Groups A, B, and C; fluorescence was primarily distributed in the cochlear bone wall, the inner lip of the cochlear duct in the spiral plate, the spiral ligament, the stria vascularis, and so forth.
Third, mean P50m and N100m localizations for subjects reliably displaying both components did not differ significantly.
The total percentage of cells that displayed Arc+ staining did not differ between the DS group (18.3%), which learned, and the IS and control groups (∼16%), which did not.
Medians are not displayed as they did not differ from the means more than 20%.
The proportion of horses displaying back disorders did not differ between schools (RidingSchool1 (RS1) = 100%, RidingSchool2 (RS2) = 93%, RidingSchool3 (RS3) = 66.7%; χ = 1.22, p = 0.54).
Results showed that 1) plasma cortisol and faecal cortisol metabolites concentrations did not differ between horses displaying stereotypic behaviours and non-stereotypic horses and 2) both oral and motor stereotypic behaviour levels did not predict plasma cortisol or faecal cortisol metabolites concentrations.
The rates of open aggression (U = 147, P = 0.83) and threat display (U = 128.0, P = 0.41) did not differ between losers with different social experience.
Underweight and low-average weight students displayed the lowest levels and did not differ in their scores.
Among those males that displayed, the frequencies of males that copulated did not differ significantly among the three movement classes (χ =5.31, 2 d. f., p=0.070).
