Again, we found a statistically insignificant lower risk of reinfarction.
The non-diabetic ZL rats tended to start with a statistically insignificant lower body weight compared to the ZDF rats.
In addition, a small portion of the reported patients could have a resolved infection, spontaneously or by treatment, this could (probably insignificant) lower the risk in the HCV and HBV cohort.
Within family medicine, higher spending physicians had statistically insignificant lower rates of subsequent malpractice claims, which may reflect a combination of relatively low malpractice claim rates overall and relatively fewer physicians compared with other specialties.
APC levels also were lower in patients with multiorgan failure syndrome (MODS) as compared with those without MODS (40.8 ± 27.8% vs 116 ± 29%, P < 0.01), respectively, with a statistically insignificant lower level in patients with APACHE score >20 as compared with those with APACHE score <20 (35.2 ± 22% vs 45 ± 24%, P = NS).
Obama's net approval there is only a statistically insignificant 3pt lower than it was before the election.
Interestingly, these negative effects of a minimum wage are insignificant when (lower) youth minimum wages apply.
Analyses suggested that the primary control action comes from the in-plane membrane control forces; the contribution from the electric bending moment is relatively insignificant for lower natural modes, i.e., n < 10.
For physiological parameters, the largest proportion of agreement (i.e. both parameters simultaneously indicated either higher, insignificant or lower stress compared to a control treatment) was found for heart rate and heart rate variability parameters, while generally limited agreement was found for cortisol.
This is clearly noted across the vertebrate species but the difference is insignificant in lower organisms.
