Insemination rates were 93.75% in KIL males with KIL females, 97.92% in Mopti males mated with Mopti females, and 95.83% and 97.92% in hybrid males mated with KIL and Mopti females, respectively, and did not differ significantly among experimental groups (Chi-square of association: χ = 1.63, df = 3, n = 192, P = 0.652).
To assess whether there was a significant association between factor dimension and level of importance, a chi square test of association was conducted and found to be non-significant (χ 2(4)=8.99, p=0.06).
Proportions were compared using the chi square test of association or Fisher's exact test.
Descriptive statistics and Chi square test of association were applied where appropriate with significance level set at p < 0.05.
Proportions were compared using the chi square test of association, or when applicable, Fisher's exact test.
The relationship between categorised protein expression and clinicopathological variables was assessed using Pearson Chi Square test of association.
The relationship between high and low protein expression and clinicopathological variables was assessed using Pearson Chi Square test of association.
Then, categorical variables such as sex, smoking, alcohol and drug abuse were tested using chi square tests of association (Statview software SAS, Cary, NC).
However, this result may be due to chance rather than true effect as Chi square test of association result did not reveal significant association between rates of WMSDs and each of age and number of years of clinical practice.
* Chi square test of association Western Australia (WA) New South Wales (NSW) Three dependent variables in the analysis provide different indicators of engagement in adaptive processes associated with the threat of pandemic influenza.
We observed that 28.1% (n = 34) of bet-1 lf; smo-1 RNAi) smo-1 RNAidepleted compared with 0% (n = 32) for the control RNAi treatment (P = 0.001; Chi square test of association).
