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The cortisol response to insulin was twice as great (P < 0.05) in MM lambs compared with 2X lambs.

In particular, MUS induced moderate (p < 0.05) and great (p < 0.01) increases of swimming towards food sources and resting states after 24 (1 dose) and 96 (4 doses) h treatment sessions, respectively, when compared to controls.

The adsorption results showed that EHC showed great P adsorption capacities (>50 mg P g−1) in the pH range of 2.5 10.5, and the presence of competing anions had little negative effects on P adsorption on EHC.

Conversely, endosulfan provided very great and great (p < 0.01) up-regulating effects of subtype 3 and 1 levels, respectively, in preoptic-hypothalamic areas such as the medial part of the lateral tuberal nucleus, and in the suprachiasmatic nucleus.

Although there are 35 studies in the meta-analysis (11 580 malformed cases, 9.7 million controls), the degree of heterogeneity was not great (P = 0.02, I = 36%); Supplementary data, Table S12 and Fig.  4a.

A similar reduction that appeared to be also maintained for H1R-producing neurons and precisely a very great and great (p < 0.01) reduction of H1R levels in TLo (−105%) and the central posterior thalamic nucleus (CP; −65%), respectively, whereas a moderate up-regulating activity was instead detected for NLTm (+38%; Figure 7B).

Serum insulin was the greatest (P < 0.001) in OF ewes.

Backfat thickness was greater (P = 0.0406) with 80% concentrate.

Carcass weight was 0.8 kg greater (P < 0.050) for pigs fed high vs. low NE; 1.4 kg greater (P < 0.001) for pigs fed SE vs. CM diets.

Calf BW at conventional weaning was greater (P ≥ 0.05) for CW than EW at ARDC but greater (P ≥ 0.05) for EW than CW calves at PHREC.

The average SP stiffness index was 6.6% greater (P <.05) and 19.1% greater (P <.001) than the average sacroiliac stiffness index and average transverse process stiffness index, respectively.