Between the four conditions, there was predominantly no significant difference in the mean scores.
9 25 Subgroup analyses suggested greater benefits of non-invasive weaning in patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, although results of analyses of subgroup effects were predominantly non-significant.
The response was predominantly IgG2, with significant differences compared to control bulls (P < 0.05).
In all four groups, the patients assessed were predominantly white (no significant differences using chi square statistics).
Haematological toxicity (predominantly neutropenia) was significant, but manageable, and the median survival was 24 months (Laufman et al, 2001).
We report here that a sample of 37 subjects with Muenke syndrome show significant, predominantly low-frequency hearing loss.
Discriminant validity tests, for all four factors, predominantly demonstrated level-2 (successcant) success, implying that each item, within a scale, does not measure unrelated constructs.
We found that there was a delay in the tumor growth of IL13Rα2-depleted MIV-Luc cells compared with controls and that this was attributed predominantly to a significant, albeit modest, reduction during days 12 16 post-injection (Fig. 3a, b).
The final result demonstrated substantial improvements in related patient and healthcare outcomes, at the bedside, contrasting existing intervention studies to date that predominantly report non-significant or inconsistent nutrition related outcomes in hip fracture inpatients [ 1].
However, this study does confirm that the malformation of the palate, predominantly atresia, is a significant and important finding in this population.
