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The results indicate that ungulate carcasses were transported significantly more completely in the Natufian assemblages, supporting our prediction.

A recent Cochrane review found that four CONSORT items (ie, allocation concealment, introduction, sample size and random sequence generation) and a total sum score of 22 CONSORT items were significantly more completely reported in RCTs favouring CONSORT-endorsing journals over the non-endorsers.

The invasive carcinomas that were histologically <2 cm in size were significantly more frequent completely ablated (7 of 8, 88%) than the invasive carcinomas that were >2 cm in size (1 of 6, 17%) (P =.026).

However, patients of HP were significantly more often "completely satisfied" (53% vs. 43%) with their treatment, without significant differences in the fulfillment of their treatment related expectations (37% vs. 33%).

Damaged individuals in both island and mainland populations showed the same initial wilting response to the simulated root damage treatment, with mainland plants recovering significantly more often and more completely than island plants.

In comparison to the articles published in 1994, there were significantly more articles that completely cataloged applied statistics (74.3% vs 47.4%) (P <.0001), and there was a significant improvement in appropriateness of statistical usage (56.4% vs 30.3%) (P <.0001).

They applied PPE significantly more frequently and completely than government workers (p = 0.006; Table 2).

The data also support a directional bias with significantly more, or even completely unidirectional, gene-flow from the pied flycatcher to the collared flycatcher.

Comparing the stroboscopic signs between the groups, there were significantly more patients with completely absent mucosal wave (63.6% versus 23.1%, P = 0.008) and with nonvibratory segment that could not be assessed (42.4% versus 19.2%, P = 0.003) in open cordectomy group.

Finally, improving computational methods may enable refinement of 1-nm resolution models to higher resolution, possibly near-atomic accuracy; this computational problem appears significantly more amenable than completely de novo 3D modeling.

ABC and CBS, they said, could make significantly more money if they completely gutted their news divisions -- with profits in mind -- and kept only those programs that generated high earnings.