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The 137Cs content in the soils on the shrub slope transect was smallest and significantly different from the deeper and better developed soils on the forest slope, indicating different patterns of soil mobilization.

In addition, brain white matter volumes in several anatomical locations are distinct in children with AS from both children with HFA and controls, possibly indicating different patterns of brain connectivity in people with AS [ 24].

ANOVA for repeated measures with region as within-subjects factor, group as between-subjects factor, and age and sex as covariates showed main effects of diagnostic group (p < 0.001) and region (p < 0.001), and an interaction between diagnosis and region (p < 0.001), indicating different patterns of regional atrophy rates according to diagnostic group.

The principal component analysis of sediment data (32 samples × 9 metals) indicated different patterns of contamination regarding the tributary and sampling station.

18 The results of this survey indicate different patterns of HBV transmission in the areas studied.

Further analyses indicated different patterns of condom attitude and relationships by type.

These results indicate different patterns of chromosomal instabilities in gastric cancers correlating to geographical origin of the patient.

A further assessment of thigmotaxis levels indicated different patterns of this behavior both within the test duration and between the different groups (Fig. 3D).

Furthermore, groups of reactions exhibiting mostly negative correlation towards other reactions indicate different patterns of usage over time and are probably stress induced.

The fact that LL had slightly smaller PSH than YY, when the haplotypes were short (haplotype consisted of < 30 markers), but larger PSH when the haplotypes were long, indicates different patterns of sharing: long haplotypes are from recent ancestors and short haplotypes are from old ancestors, and there were more genotyped Landrace sires than genotyped Yorkshire sires.

The main results of this study confirm a greater prevalence of overweight/obesity in children and adolescents with a recent fracture compared to age and gender matched fracture-free children, but indicate different patterns related to gender and site of fracture.