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The introduction of this fifth channel resulted in significantly higher digital television takeup in Tasmania than other parts of the country.

Precision of measurements was significantly higher for digital photography than: (i) visual estimation for hip abduction and knee extension, and (ii) goniometry for knee extension only.

Accordingly, patients without digital ulcers had a significantly higher sCD163 concentration and sCD163/sTWEAK ratio as compared to SSc patients with digital ulcers (P <0.01 for both) and HC (P <0.05 for both).

The available frame rate and resolution of commercial digital cameras are significantly higher than analogue standards.

The finding that scale precision was significantly higher at all test loads for digital versus dial-type scales confirms previous reports of significant, positive correlations between scale precision and accuracy [ 10].

If buyers in a competitive market are willing to pay a price for digital information that is significantly higher than the seller's marginal cost, then that price can be presumed fair.

Patients positive for anti-PM/Scl-75 antibodies revealed a significantly higher frequency (65.5%) of present or past digital ulcers compared with anti-PM/Scl-75-negative patients (37.1%; P = 0.005) (Table 2).

In addition, IgGs of SSc patients with vascular complications, including digital ulcers, PAH and renal crisis, caused significantly higher CCL18 secretion than those of patients without these complications.

The Bonferroni tests indicated that the digital modeling mean scores of the Imagers were significantly higher than that of the Verbalizers.

Another intrinsic advantage of digital CZT detection technology over analog technology is the significantly higher count rate afforded by the new technology [3], which facilitates dynamic SPECT [8, 9], together with significant reductions in radiation exposure and imaging times [10].

The number of both circulating endothelial cells and progenitors was significantly higher in patients affected by systemic sclerosis than in controls and among patients in those with digital ulcers than in patients without them.