In invasive breast carcinomas, this co-expression still was apparent in well-differentiated carcinomas, whereas in moderately poorly differentiated tumours, this overlap was less prominent (not statistically evaluated).
The overall effects of low SES and education were less prominent, though statistically significant, for being in the worst disability and overall health status quintiles.
Prominent and statistically significant associations were found for both hormone treatment and mammography screening that could fully explain recent trends in breast cancer incidence in Norway.
Our data revealed a prominent and statistically significant loss of the histone H2A family proteins in the HCA2 human fibroblasts under conditions of chronic DDR upon drug-evoked senescence (p-value= 1.22×10−15 for AGLQFPVGR monitoring peptide and p-value= 2.12×10−14 for HLQLAIR monitoring peptide).
In summary, the 3D contour analysis indicates that there is a generalized reduction in the size of the contour in supragranular regions in the DE-paired group, with a particularly prominent and statistically significant reduction in the contour facing the C-row columns.
The connection became statistically prominent in Early Mandarin Chinese when the negators were non-existential.
On average, all molars overerupted during the observation period with this tendency being more prominent though not statistically significant in the nonretention molars.
Although short-term application of high PEEP did not significantly change pHi, it is conceivable that longer durations or higher numbers of patients would have led to more prominent reductions and statistically significant differences.
Analyses of three main anatomical subclasses (M1, M2, M3) using the parametric Welch t-test were very prominent and revealed statistically significant differences for 862 probesets based on the false discovery rate (FDR adjusted p-value of 0.001).
On the other hand, the odds ratio was less prominent and not formally statistically significant among women (odds ratio 1.56, 95% CI, 0.44-5.48).
