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This utility is significantly larger than all other utilities, except compared to endoscopy every one or two years.

Overall, when stratified by baseline, the GLM was more sensitive than the other algorithms (p-value < 0.0001 for all pairwise comparisons, except compared to the EWMA methods in the pneumonia hospitalization syndrome, where p <0.05).

Ward doctors provided the best care to cases in all aspects, except compared to SA-controls in explaining women's health status (60.2% versus 77.7%), and compared to TUP-controls in providing information on contraceptive methods (14% versus 24.3%), service availability (13.5% versus 24.7%) and assistance in decision-making on contraception (13.5% versus 21.3%).

SOC and N contents in all water-stable aggregate fractions were significantly higher in rubber-based agroforestry systems (except CAAs) compared to rubber monoculture.

MtDNA content increased significantly (P<0.001) in the lung cancer and all the histologically negative mucosal biopsies except one compared to the control lymph node.

These immune responses were of significantly greater magnitude and breadth across the whole HIV-1 proteome (except Vpu) compared to those induced by conventional stimulation with peptides without DC in HIV-1 infected persons on ART.

The predicted probabilities for CRC mortality were higher in all models except IVA compared to the unadjusted model.

The confidence intervals in Figure 1 show that the higher incidence in the screened group is statistically significant, except when compared to the Cartago after group.

Interestingly, the baby-led group showed increased preference for all food categories except sweets compared to the spoon-fed group (although this was only significant for carbohydrates).

As expected, the GPV of general mastitis was higher than that of pathogen-specific mastitis traits, except when compared to mastitis caused by CNS.

Additionally, children under five years of age (both with and without cisterns) had a significantly higher period prevalence of diarrhoea than all other age groups except when compared to those between the ages of 51 and 65 years old.