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At 48 hours, the number of labeled nuclei (per low power) was significantly increased in both saline (74 ± 10) and EP (20 ± 5) groups though to a statistically lesser extent in the EP-treated mice.
At least one other study reported statistically lesser baseline SF-36 scores for all eight SF-36 domains, especially those pertaining to physical function, for patients with AS compared with the US general population [ 22].
Compared with HCs, patients with inactive GPA showed statistically significantly lesser CD56− T-cell proportions (Fig. 2d).
For systolic blood pressure, use of higher doses of ACEIs was associated with a statistically significant lesser difference in mean blood pressure reduction between whites and blacks (p = 0.048).
Patients with PTH levels <30 showed statistically significantly lesser P300 latency (P300 = 332.7 ± 4.8 SE) relative to those with high PTH levels (>30), who demonstrated greater P300 latency (P300 = 345.7 ± 3.6 SE, p =.02).
The c.-11C>T and c.-42C>T SNVs showed a major reduction in promoter activity as compared with the wild-type promoter sequence, whereas the delc.-411-413GAG microdeletion showed a statistically significant but lesser degree of transcriptional reduction.
At this stage it should be mentioned that we cannot completely rule out a slight sedative effect of the drug in HAB mice, as indicated by a lesser, yet statistically insignificant, effect in terms of the distance travelled during the phase before CS onset, compared with vehicle-treated controls.
The cohort indicator variable included in the combined analysis suggests a slightly lower prevalence of all three grades of abnormality in the retrospective cohort, although the difference was statistically significant only for lesser abnormality (retrospective: prospective OR 0.88, CI 0.81 0.96).
At the municipal level, lesser, but statistically significant, effects were observed for low HIV testing rate (RR: 1.09, 95% CI: 1.06-1.11) and having ≤ 100,000 inhabitants (RR: 1.08, 95% CI: 1.06-1.10).
Thus Schwarz and Milne [11] supplemented their rats with 500 µg Si/g diet and noted that lower levels of supplementation gave lesser and statistically insignificant results: they wrote, "… it seems that relative to other trace elements, the amount of Si needed to be quite large …." [11].
