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The plot profile analysis also indicated a minimal opacification in the rat lens treated with C-PC (Fig. 1) when compared to the Group II.
Results supported the overall efficacy of the intervention but indicated a minimal effect for participant's trait dissatisfaction level and communicator weight status on a variety of outcome measures.
Due to the small number of patients, a statistical analysis was not performed, but the results indicated a minimal difference in osseous defect depth as compared with baseline and between groups.
Under such criteria, Mascot indicated a minimal score of 21 for p = 0.01 and 15 for p = 0.05, in both Sanger and TIGR datasets.
However, prior work by Lu et al indicated a minimal contribution by Tie2-lineage cells to fracture repair [ 11], suggesting important fundamental differences between heterotopic ossification and fracture healing.
The results from this analysis indicated a minimal impact on the age-specific IRRs: the unadjusted IRR in children aged 6 to <24 months old would increase from 2.3 to 2.4 and the IRR among children 24 to <60 months old would increase from 4.8 to 5.0; the unadjusted IRRs among children 0 to <6 months old and ≥60 months old would not change.
The trends are highly linear and indicate a minimal effect of solution saturation even at ΔGr close to equilibrium.
Additionally, the obtained results indicate a minimal potential increase of biomass concentration upon further glycerol concentration rise, and therefore could be economically inefficient.
The K10 is scored numerically with a score of ≤19 indicating a minimal level of distress, 20 to 29 indicating an elevated level of distress, and ≥30 indicating a severe level of distress (Kessler et al. 2003).
A low uptake of radioactivity was observed in the stomach at all the time points(less than 2% ID/g) indicating a minimal in vivo decomposition of the radiolabeled nanoformulation to form the free 99mTcO4−.
The results indicate a minimal change (<5%) in the coordination number distribution of surface atoms for particles larger than 4 nm even at 500 K, implying that temperature is not sufficient to drive surface reconstruction.
