A Strain effect was observed, but only for the number of entries into the tunnel, F1,98 = 8.09, p = 0.005; it also showed a Treatment effect which was significant for time spent in the lit box and the number of transitions, F5,98 = 3.29, p = 0.009; F = 4.45, p = 0.001, respectively.
RMANOVA was significant for time, time × treatment, and treatment (P < 0.001).
The social/leisure subscale was significant for time, condition and interaction, as were the student and parental subscales when applicable to the participant.
In the univariate model, hazard ratios for developing an initial HZ episode were not significant for time independent variables (sex, age, risk of transmission).
In contrast, the coefficients of the O and/or D models are negative and statistically significant for time spent in food stores, shopping malls, restaurants, and public parks, meaning that people were more likely to go to these places and/or spent a longer time there on a weekend day than on a weekday.
In the model that also included age as a covariate and a time by age interaction, there was a significant effect of age (F1,22 = 4.843, p = 0.039) and a time by age interaction (a steeper increase of SSQ with time in younger children) (F3,66 = 5.016, p = 0.003), but still significant for time (F3,66 = 10.708, p < 0.001).
Additionally, these methods can take the time-ordered specialty into account which is highly significant for time-series-based anomaly detection.
We find that this effect is significant for time-domain stacking but can be efficiently mitigated by MUSIC array processing with a reference window strategy.
The move is a significant shift for Time Inc., the largest magazine publisher in the United States.
Both groups showed improvement of akathisia (BARS) along the treatment period, with significant effect for time but not for group.
There was a significant difference for time spent in the drug- vs saline-paired chambers between the preconditioning baseline and initial postconditioning test (p<0.001; placebo F1,26=34.20; morphine F1,26=18.01).
