The samples differ with regards to graft density, carboxylate density and polymer topology.
Compared to the general population, the respondent samples differ with regard to 5 particular variables.
The historic and contemporary samples differ with μsat data (Table 3) by ~2 5x greater than the mean FST values among contemporary walleye spawning groups.
The sample was representative of the cohort population in terms of maternal age, child's sex, median PAH exposure, and percentage of children with probable asthma; however, the sample differed with respect to ethnicity.
The AIDA scores in the Mexican school sample differed with small to medium effect sizes (d) between the genders (see Table 2).
However, the samples differed significantly with respect to smoking habits, BMI, length of residence, and social indices.
Study samples differed significantly with regard to severity of heart defect, age at time of surgery, number of operations, postoperative course, or age at follow up.
Low (<10 bacteria) and high (>10 bacteria) quantity samples differed significantly with regards to the quantity of DNA available for the ligation step of metagenomic library construction (P = 0.0004; median values and 25%-75% ranges are 1.0 μg [1.0 1.0] and 0.7 μg [0.6 1.0], respectively).
In conclusion, the CSF peptide profile of the control samples differed from both MScl types, with, not unexpectedly, proteins related to immune response showing the highest fold increase in abundance in the MScl types compared to the controls.
In the total biochemical cohort, the number of patients with analyzable samples differed between admission and 3 months for logistical reasons.
