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AVEC triggered apoptosis at the statistically significant rate over the isotype antibodies (Fig. 4c).

When the lavender massage and the placebo massage were compared, the visual analog scale score of the lavender massage was found to decrease at a statistically significant rate.

The Multi MERCI trial, designed in part to test the performance of a new generation of thrombectomy devices, found an increased though not statistically significant rate of recanalization of intracranial vessels [3].

Extensor carpi ulnaris (ECU) tendonitis was reported in an increased – although not statistically significant – rate in open surgery (26%) compared with arthroscopic surgery (11%), in the study by Anderson et al. (2008).

This cross over study was conducted on 44 patients, and results indicated a statistically significant rate of pain relief in patients who had been treated with the hydrogel in addition to narcotics, as compared to patients who were treated with the narcotics alone (Kennedy and Hall 2008).

Cav-1 silenced HaCat cells showed at 5 minutes a lower internalization of IGF-IR that was coupled with a decreased, even if not statistically significant, rate of surface replacement at 30 min compared to cells transfected with a scrambled control siRNA (Fig. 3A).

But even when the impaired subjects were factored out, the premature group still had lower incomes, and statistically significant rates of low self-esteem, were more often virgins at the time of the study.

Cp. psittaci was found at comparable and statistically significant rates in AATD and non AATD emphysema.

However, in this group, there were also higher though not statistically significant rates of intrapartum stillbirths (IRR=3.94, 0.44 to 35.24) and neonatal deaths (IRR=1.38, 0.44 to 4.34).

This limits the ability of the Fick technique to detect statistically significant rates of substrate exchange across the lung in most circumstances.

Additionally, this group more frequently, although the difference was not statistically significant, rated themselves as being sedentary, having 'bad' balance and having fallen in the year previous to the fracture.