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The difference observed in closure time between transiently-transfected (Fig. 2 and 3) and stably-transfected cells (Fig. 6) is explained by the fact that serum was present throughout the experiment in transient transfection while it was removed from the culture 24 h prior to wound infliction for stable transfectants (24 h serum starvation).

Finally, the sensitivity analysis that utilised a general estimating equation accounting for potential correlations among sites did not result in any important changes in the direction of the effects (adjusted odds for every 10 s increase in closure time: 1.15 with 95% CI 1.10 to 1.23) or conclusions.

The results of our primary analysis revealed differences in closure times between patients with non-cardiac symptoms versus ACS-positive cohorts, with the most notable, discriminating feature being the higher incidence of prolonged closure times in the group with non-cardiac chest pain.

When the ACS-positive group was divided into STEMI and combined NSTEMI/UA cohorts, the modest differences in the closure time in the secondary three-group analysis remained significant (p=0.0001; figure 2C).

Compared with placebo, acute aspirin supplementation resulted in a significant increase in epinephrine closure time, which was further augmented by chronic supplementation.

However, there was no significant difference either in the closure rate or in the closure time between no intervention and edge-approximation groups (P > 0.05).

We propose that the day-night changes in ciliary closure time evoked by melatonin signaling in Platynereis correspond to different phases of DVM in the field.

Changes in the ciliary beating frequency (CBF) and in ciliary closure time (i.e., length and frequency of ciliary arrests) differentially affect swimming speed, depth, and direction (Conzelmann et al., 2011; Jékely et al., 2008).

The sample size was calculated to detect a 50%% reduction in wound closure time from 240 s with sutures to 120 s, with a standard deviation of 120 s, with tissue adhesive at a two-tailed significance level of 0.05 with a power of 95%%.

For every 10 s increase in the closure time, the adjusted odds of a diagnosis of non-cardiac symptoms was 1.17 (95% CI 1.06 to 1.29; table 5).

Data collected from each paper included number of patients and operations, age, sex, operative procedure, closure method, grade of surgeon, antibiotic cover, and dressing applied as well as data on the incidence of wound infection, dehiscence, inflammation, discharge, necrosis, abscess formation, allergic reactions, length of stay in hospital, closure time, and patients' satisfaction and pain.