S. intermedius was significantly more frequently identified in "pneumonia" and "lung abscess" patients with "pleural effusion" than in patients with "bacterial pleurisy only" (Fig. 2).
There was a discrepancy (Table 3a) between trainees who significantly more frequently identified the case patient as definitely malnourished in comparison to experts (P<0.05).
In phase III, TOB were significantly more often identified in comparison to phase 1 (phase I vs. phase III P ≤ 0.05; χ2 test).
Neutral stimuli were significantly more often identified as neutral [ANOVA: F(1.8, 16.6) = 353.57, p <.0001, ηp =.98; planned comparisons between neutral and all other traits: all Fs > 315.53, ps <.0001, ηp >.97].
It was also found that the presence of any HPV genotype was significantly more frequently identified in younger rather than older women (mean age of HPV positive women 31.2 vs 35.7 for HPV negative, t test p<0.001).
The Chi-square test (χ =18.72 >3.84 at P = 0.05) indicate that QTL were unevenly distributed on the two subgenomes with the D subgenome carrying significantly more QTL identified.
Smoking tobacco as a risk factor was identified well by both medical and dental students however significantly more dental students identified this risk factor.
The distribution of oral changes identified is shown in figures 5, 6 and 7. Significantly more dental students identified erythroplakia (χ2 = 16.96, df = 1, p < 0.001) and leukoplakia (χ2 = 16.96, df = 1, p < 0.01) as oral changes associated with oral cancer.
Respondents of both sexes who agreed with the two accepted methods of STI prevention were also marginally (but not significantly) more likely to identify key STI symptoms.
Significantly, more glycopeptides were identified than those of nanoparticles, monolayer MSA molecules modified SiO2@single-MSA and nonuniform multi-layer PMSA brushes coated SiO2@PMSA, as well as commercial ZIC@HILIC beads and Click Maltose beads.
