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At week 52, canagliflozin 100 mg and 300 mg significantly reduced body weight compared with sitagliptin (Fig.  3, Table  2), with differences in LS mean per cent changes vs sitagliptin of −2.4% (−2.1 kg) and −2.9% (−2.5 kg), respectively (p < 0.001 for both).

Through week 104, mean per cent improvements in dactylitis score were 67% 85% in patients with baseline dactylitis and in the PsA-modified Maastricht Ankylosing Spondylitis Enthesitis Score were 40%60%% among patients with baseline enthesitis (table 3).

The mean (or mean per cent) baseline difference in each SUV parameter was estimated by 95% CI for each parameter, and the intrapatient coefficient of variation was calculated.

One regression tested for Hsp101 expression effects on population mean per cent survival, and one tested for Hsp101 expression effects on population mean post-stress root growth (log transformed).

A sample of ∼4700 patients will have over 80% power to detect a 5% or greater difference in the mean per cent change in serum creatinine between the two groups (α 0.05, independent samples t test; adequate power to detect a small effect in relation to expected SD of 60).

Mean per cent improvements in NAPSI scores ranged from 61%to70%0% among patients with baseline fingernail psoriasis (table 3).

Additional file 2: Inbreeding depression estimates in SSC13 expressed as the change in phenotypic mean per 10% increase in F roh and 95% confidence intervals for number of piglets born alive.

No other regions showed a significant result for any of the traits.> -wrap-foot> NBA = number of piglets born alive; TNB = total number of piglets born; results are expressed as the change in phenotypic mean per 10% increase in F snp ; significant values are indicated with asterisk (** p < 0.01, *** p < 0.001).

After removing the dead eggs (mean 6.7% per female, min 0.9%, max 21%) in each of the remaining twenty two trays, all the family groups within each ploidy were mixed (1 L per female) in a bucket and re-distributed back into six trays (1 L eggs/tray; n = 3 trays/ploidy) leaving three trays/ploidy that each contained a mixture of all three independent families.

The absolute difference between population prevalence and cohort estimates ranged from 0 to 3 per cent (mean 1.2%), and the confidence intervals (95%) included the population values in 14 out of 18 comparisons.

Few patients visited an emergency room for an emotional/psychiatric problem (mean 0.8% per month [range 0% to 3.8%]) or for a medical problem (mean 2.1% per month [1.5%to3.8.8%]).