The trial also stated no significant differences between groups in the mean number of days for which patients reported being unable to perform daily activities due to illness.
Null hypothesis 3 stated no significant differences in female Ae. aegypti density per week among the four study sites (IA-I, IA-II, RA-I, RA-II), or that placing three AGO intervention traps around each home in the intervention areas would not significantly affect mosquito density from February 2013 to February 2014.
In that study, the null hypothesis was stated thus: no significant difference exists in the refusal to treat herpes labialis patients between participants with adequate and inadequate overall knowledge.
Although the authors stated there was no significant difference between treatments, they showed no data or calculations.
In the studies where analysis of THP was carried out by using SDS-PAGE, Yokomizoi et al. [ 11] showed that THP intensity in stone patients was lower than that of healthy subjects while Pourmand et al. [ 20] stated there was no significant difference in THP excretion between the two cohorts.
An independent-samples t-test was conducted to evaluate the null hypothesis stating there was no significant difference between the mean difference in the number of pre- and post-instruction misconceptions for male versus female students (Table 6).
This results go hand in hand with the overall satisfaction rate in the meta-analysis study [9] and other studies [13, 14], as it stated that there is no significant difference at the satisfaction rate, or the need of additional treatment between the study and the control group among six RCTs they evaluated.
Furthermore, under non-stressed state, there was no significant difference of Per1 gene expression between M-WT and Per2 mutant mice (F = 0.95; p = 0.39), but in both genotypes, the gene expression levels were up-regulated after immobilization stress (M-WT: 1.66 fold, F = 12.1; p<0.05; Per2 mutant: 1.79 fold, F = 15.57; p<0.05; Figure 4F).
On contrary, serum albumin level was decreased with liver disease state but with no significant difference.
