In terms of underlying molecular mechanisms, our study eludes to the functional significance of mutually inhibitory circuits in fine-tuning leukocyte responses.
However, the corresponding CIs surrounding the AUC scores were only mutually exclusive at the 5% significance level when self-reported health status was dichotomised as excellent or very good versus good, fair or poor (Tables 4, 5).
This novel type of mutually induced signalling circuits probably has functional significance in vivo [19], [30].
According to the significance of this concept, some important papers about this mutually relation are reviewed in this paper.
Next, we assessed the multivariate (mutually adjusted) effects of all variables that attributed univariately with statistical significance (p < 0.05).
Adjusting subgroup analyses for BMI, smoking categories, HbA1c levels, and/or mutually for inflammatory markers attenuated the risk estimates to non-significance (data not shown).
We considered the ED 50% values of pairs of metabolic variables as significantly different if their ED50% values were mutually outside each other's 90% confidence interval, each providing a 5% significance level one-sided.
Crucially, and here no one would have missed the significance, "the president invited Narendra Modi to visit Washington at a mutually agreeable time to further strengthen our bilateral relationship," said a government spokesperson.
EFL is assumed to fulfill the essential function of EF1A because of their mutually exclusive distribution, and because EFL retains the main binding sites of functional significance (Keeling and Inagaki 2004).
Because the two age groups are mutually interdependent and have different sample sizes, Z-test is used to analyze the statistical significance between older drivers and others.
