The majority of them were infants (≤ 12 months) and the median age at diagnosis was 11 months; with slight predominance of male, although without statistical significance.
Much of the work in nursing has been in this vein and has explored individual determinants of research use [ 23] with the predominance of studies employing bivariate statistical approaches.
Also in previous studies, indicating a predominance of right-sided pain during attacks (47 60%) [8, 9, 16], there were lack of information of statistical significant findings.
This study was conducted in one rural county and two urban districts in two geographical locations of Beijing and Shanghai, which might account for the lack of an observed statistical difference because of the predominance of an urban population.
The current study showed predominance of hippocampal atrophy among DM with MCI group with significant statistical difference (P < 0.05), while it was 12.5% of diabetic patient without MCI and 0.0% in normal control group.
The predominance of male patients at the ED persisted but did not reach statistical significance (53.1 vs. 43.9%).
Based on the statistical analysis of a total of 1160 NHL patients, with a predominance of male DLBCL patients, our study confirms the independent prognostic value of FDG-PET in NHL patients treated with first-line R-chemotherapy.
There was significant statistical difference between the two groups regarding allele distribution, with a predominance of the G-allele carried in the DR group compared with the DWR group (P < 0.001).
Also the limited range of ethnicities and female predominance limited the statistical ability to compare these.
According to our statistical analysis, the factor "suicide" is unlikely to confound our results despite of the predominance of suicidal cases in the paranoid schizophrenia subgroup.
In the present study, for the G894T polymorphism of the eNOS gene, there was a significant statistical difference between the DR and DWR groups regarding the genotype distribution, with a predominance of G-allele carriers in the DR group.
