Co-occurrence was significant in all 10 cases (Table S3).
For example, Geller and colleagues reported the co-occurrence of ADHD and OCD in unaffected relatives beyond that expected by chance, and found that co-occurrence was significant over and above the presence of tic disorders.
The statistical analysis shows that hospitalization time longer than 2 days are related to the occurrence of the events (OR: 8.08 CI: 4.95 to 13.2) and that the presence of the first occurrence is significant to increase the probability of death in the unit (OR = 5.33, CI: 3.49 to 8.12).
11 It is unknown whether differences in the occurrence of severe liver toxicity are significant between Japanese and non-Japanese patients because of the small sample size of this study, and potential differences in tumor types and treatment history.
Occurrences that were significant are counted in column [A].
Alex and Mukherjee (2001) concluded that there are significant differences in occurrence of various CEJ events at two equatorial stations Trivandrum, India, and Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, separated by 40° in longitude.
Overall, our findings indicate that there are significant differences in occurrence of intrinsic disorder in the proteins arising from genes related to diseases as compared to proteins arising from genes unrelated to specific diseases.
The effect of individual estimated-biomarker values at diagnosis or their slope on BE occurrence under ERT was significant for baseline platelet and ferritin levels in our univariate model, with high ferritin and low platelets at ERT onset being significantly associated with BE during ERT, but only the baseline platelet count was retained in a multivariate model.
Weight gain, need for and volume of blood transfusion, GA, and BW were statistically significant RF among patients in group 2. Among babies in group 3, who were bigger and more mature, but sicker, need for and volume of blood transfusion, need for oxygen therapy in mechanical ventilation, and occurrence of sepsis were significant factors for the development of any stage of ROP.
These differences in co-infection occurrence are statistically significant (p < 0.0001).
