When the two intervention groups were analyzed separately, differences in weight loss according to the genotypes were only observed in the intervention group (Fig. 2B).
A pronounced AT-bias was observed at the 3rd codon position and when the three codons were examined separately, differences in nucleotide compositions were observed.
Finally, we explored associations between different classes of KRAS mutations and survival outcomes, examining associations with specific mutations evident in ⩾5% of cases, and, more generally, with codon 12 mutations and codon 13 mutations separately; differences in codon-specific associations were evaluated via tests for heterogeneity.
We decomposed the three-way interaction by separately examining differences in the linear effects of repetition for each condition, for each culture.
When cases with well-differentiated and poorly differentiated SCCC were evaluated separately, no differences in the positivity for cutaneous HPV types emerged (data not shown).
When analysing men and women separately some differences in the effects of covariates were present: Among women, myalgia/fibromyalgia had a poorer prognosis than OA.
Each family was analysed separately, as differences in the age of evaluation and/or the maintenance of each family in separated tanks could distort the estimation of QTL effects if they were analysed together.
To ensure that this was justified, we first tested the placebo and the DCS data separately for differences in the contrast (CS+ > CS−) as a function of context ((CS+ > CS−)A vs. (CS+ > CS− B).
When each predation treatment was considered separately, differences between hosts in the final proportion of T. chumash were highly significant in the presence of predation (main effects of host, F1,20 = 9.63, p = 0.006), but not in its absence (main effects of host, F1,20 = 2.02, p = 0.17).
We follow the regular practice of estimating the impacts of training for men and women separately due to differences in the dynamic process of training participation over the lifecycle labor supply.
