The difference between serum CA125 levels in NEs compared with all ECs was statistically significant (median ECs=18 U, median NEs=11 U, P<0.0001), whereas it was not significant when comparing NEs with G1 ECs (P=0.99), NEs with stage I ECs (P=0.95) and NEs with stage II ECs (P=0.93).
Interestingly, TGF-β1 production increased in the CTLA4IgG group compared with control LacZ-treated mice, however the increase was not statistically significant (median = 1208.70 pg/ml vs. median = 804.53 pg/ml, respectively) (P = 0.093, data not shown).
Graham et al. (2003) observed that statistically the median ex-day premium declined from 0.8929 to 0.7500, and hence the median ex-day returns [(1 − premium) × (dividend/cum-day price)] increased from 0.0002 to 0.0027 during the period of tick size decimalization (i.e., tick size fell from 1/8 to 1/16 and more decimals, where denominator values of fractions increases).
Trends over time in WSCVD at gages in the eastern U.S. were relatively homogenous in magnitude and direction and statistically significant; median WSCVD was earlier by 8.2 days (1.1 days/decade) and 8.6 days (1.6 days/decade) for 1940 2014 and 1960 2014 periods respectively.
No statistically different median CoV between experienced and unexperienced readers (1.01% (0.70 1.75%) vs. 1.20% (0.52 2.36%), p = 0.060) could be detected using the guided VOI approach regarding intra-reader variability.
Walton et al. reported a statistically significant median growth rate difference of −1.8 mm/year, favouring the NSAID group.
In addition, we noted consistently reduced, though not statistically significant, median bacterial titers recovered from the bladders of mice infected with the double knockout strain (Fig. 4A).
Although not statistically significant, median preoperative PVR grades were higher in the PVR group (grade B) than in the RRD group (grade A) (P = 0.218), as well as the median duration of retinal detachment (PVR, 6 days; RRD, 5 days) (P = 0.650) and the percentage of patients with macular involvement (PVR, 86%; RRD 64%) (P = 0.067).
Patients with restriction had a statistically higher median C-reactive protein (P = 0.04) than the normal PFT group.
Though not statistically significant, median hospital stay was increased with 7 days for patients who experienced a postoperative TEE.
