Dendritic terminals were constantly extended at a slightly but significantly lower speed in Gö6976-treated Gö6976-treated; cellsol: 0.66±0.02 μm/hour, n=33; Gö6976: 0.47±0.02 μm/hour, n=36; P<0.01).
In agreement with previous studies (Stephens et al. 2008), we found that in unstimulated conditions and immediately (<0.2 sec) after exposure to thermal stimuli, Bristol animals move with a significantly lower speed (Welch two sample t-test, P < 0.0001) compared to the Hawaiian animals.
Sindall et al. [ 8] also attempted to validate the MDL during wheelchair tennis match-play, where significantly lower peak speeds, yet greater total distances and mean speeds, were reported by the MDL in relation to GPS.
The speed results in both case studies showed that surface conditions during a snowstorm influenced drivers to significantly lower their speeds.
Our laboratory trials showed that females with a 'pairing male' required significantly lower water speed to dislodge the pair as opposed to single females.
Differences in gait characteristics between TKA and THA have been described [ 12], where TKA patients had significantly lower walking speed than THA patients.
The subgroup of NS subjects with concomitant low-back pain had significantly lower Peak Speed compared to the NS subjects without low-back pain.
In the present study, the group difference for SID could largely be explained by the significantly lower Peak Speed in NS compared to CON because as a movement is slower, it is expected to become less smooth.
In the multivariable models, a 1-unit increase in blood Pb was associated with significantly lower Processing Speed [β = –3.53; 95% confidence interval (CI): –6.95, –0.12], and ln-transformed serum cotinine was significantly associated with lower scores for Full Scale IQ and all domains except Processing Speed (e.g., β = –1.42; 95% CI: –2.23, –0.60 for Full Scale IQ).
In frail patients, a significantly lower walking speed was observed compared with non-frail subjects (7.9 s for 4 m vs. 4.6 s, p = 0.017), more or less consistent with the pre-specified cut-off value of 6 s in the Fried criteria for frail subjects.
