Statistical analysis indicated no significant differences in the syringes and Total Gage R&R to be within acceptable limits (< 10%).
From 12 to 30 weeks of age, ANOVA analysis indicated no significant differences in the fractions of lymphocytes, neutrophils, eosinophils, basophils, and monocytes.
The results of univariable regression analysis indicated no significant differences between serostatus and location or herd size or animal breed.
Although the frequency of detection of HBoV species varied among the periods studied, variance analysis indicated no significant differences (p = 0.099) (Table).
Furthermore, the adjusted linear regression analysis indicated no significant differences in the annual change in eGFR between the ethnic groups over the entire study period.
Statistical analysis indicated no significant differences in circadian periodicity (Table 3; Additional files 2 and 3), while the phase difference was significant.
Univariate analysis indicated no significant differences between responders and non-responders in terms of gender, presence of DM, presence of hepatitis C antibodies, hemoglobin, albumin, dialysis modality, triglyceride, cholesterol, and several other relevant factors (Table 1).
Scheffe post hoc comparisons indicated no significant differences between GPs with differing experiences.
The concentration decreases of HMGB1 at 0, 60 and 360 minutes indicated no significant differences among the three different hemofiltration experiments.
Results indicated no significant differences in behaviour in the BWB.
Mardia's test (circular statistics) indicated no significant differences in patch displacement between mechanical and chemical strategies.
