No difference was established between the two EMS protocols.
No significant differences were established between the score values for inflammatory infiltrate intensity, collagen depositions, calcifications and necrosis, and acute, respectively chronic pulpitides.
For instance, adolescents younger than 16 expressed more interest on HIV/AIDS (56.15%) and sexually transmitted diseases (66.35%) information than their older sisters, 43.85% and 33.75% respectively, but no significant differences were established for the others.
No significant kinematic differences were established for the hip joint at the specific events.
Despite this no between group differences were established suggesting neither group was more effective at altering kinematics or muscle strength.
Quality of life was shown to increase significantly over the trial (p = 0.03), however no between group differences were established (p = 0.8).
No statistical significant differences were established from the anthropometric measures, hip ROM, muscle strength or WOMAC; except for hip ROM abduction which was reduced by 4.8° (p=0.026) and adduction which was reduced by 3.8° (p=0.049) in the group with more severe ROA.
Statistically significant differences were established between leaders and employees in all content sets; no significant differences were found when comparing health-care providers and health-administration workers.
Conversely, only 9 significant differences were established when apple was the food stimulus.
Correlations of individual regions with detailed differences were established by systematic evaluation of the substitutions.
