Only one study reported significantly different redislocation rates after surgical treatment.
Furthermore, 11 out of 12 studies comparing surgical and conservative treatment did not report significantly different redislocation rates [3 11, 13, 15, 16].
In breast cancer, Gray et al. reported significantly different results of standard uptake values (SUVs) based on KF and manual delineation.
The most recent, large multi-center, controlled study in intensive care units, aimed at comparing 0.9% NaCl to PL used as fluid (SPLIT study [16]), did not report significantly different clinical outcomes between balanced and non-balanced crystalloids.
Across 419 runs and >2.1 million strides, injured (n = 3) and uninjured (n = 6) participants did not report significantly different pain/fatigue (p = 0.56) or mean number of strides per run (p = 0.91).
Respondents reported significantly different recommended rejection rates of reviewed manuscripts depending on publication experience in high-impact-factor (IF) journals (Table 1).
Other studies, from other countries report significantly different findings of frequency of Neisseria meningitidis as the causative pathogen for childhood meningitis [15].
In two of 13 'broad practitioner' competencies the two cohorts reported significantly different levels of preparedness.
Female non-carriers did not report significantly different levels of cancer worry compared to baseline.
Physicians reported significantly different levels of resource availability, perceived health care equity, and discrimination, in Italy, Norway, Switzerland, and the UK.
