The participation rate in controls, 63% of those both eligible and contacted, was less than is desirable, and there were significantly fewer participating controls aged 55-59 years, unmarried, and living in major cities than among those initially approached.
11As shown in Table 3, the propensity to migrate in 2008 is significantly higher in the participating group (28.3percentt) compared to the non-participating group (17.6percentt).
The betweenness centrality of this network is significantly different between genes participating in the SCC and genes in the rest of the network.
According to the IPA system, this network is significantly enriched with genes participating in cell death, the cell cycle, tumor morphology, cellular growth and proliferation and tissue development.
Overall, participating NIDUs were significantly younger than participating IDUs (37.7 years vs. 41.2 years; p =.005), and were less likely to be married or in a common law relationship (12.4% vs. 27.0%; p =.003).
Due to the large size of this network, and to aid visual exploration, we only include pathway interactions for which at least one of the participating pathways is significantly enriched (p < 0.05) with differentially expressed genes.
Although the distribution of age and gender of the participating children is significantly different from those contacted in the first recruitment phase, the difference is relatively small and age and gender groups are adequately represented; therefore, this difference should not affect the generalizability of the results of the trial.
Participating fathers were significantly older than participating mothers, F 1, 103) = 7.79, p < .01.01
To examine whether participating in both programs was significantly better than participating in one program, we compared the 128 youth who completed both programs with those who completed only their initially assigned program (n = 122).
In addition, opportunities must be created for members of other key stakeholder groups (users, health professionals, social workers, etc) to develop and improve their policy skills if they are to significantly participate in policy development in their country.
