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However, the Gow-Gates and Vazirani-Akinosi techniques resulted in a statistically slower onset of pulpal anesthesia than the inferior alveolar nerve block.

We quantified the transgenic rescue of locomotion on solid agar (Figure 5B) and in solution (Figure 5C) and found that mutant worms locomoted statistically slower in solution in comparison to wildtypes, but were comparable to wildtype rescues on agar.

16, 17 A recent prospective controlled study of men on androgen deprivation more than 6 months found a decline of lower body physical function with statistically slower walk and chair-rise times with treatment.

Analyses of the relaxation kinetics (time to 90% relaxation) yielded a statistically slower relaxation in the mild acidotic group than in the control group, with pH 7.40 (at baseline: 329 ± 29 ms (pH 7.20) versus 273 ± 18 ms (pH 7.40), at maximal isoproterenol concentration: 237 ± 12 ms (pH 7.20) versus 218 ± 22 ms (pH 7.40); n = 9 versus n = 11; P < 0.1; Figure 3E).

Furthermore, the results indicate that medium frame rates are comparable to fast ones in terms of reading time, whereas BT image volumes shown at slow frame rates are statistically significantly slower to read.

As shown in Table 1 and Fig. 4, we demonstrated that the hdp2 mutants have a statistically significant slower peak systolic and diastolic ventral wall velocity compared with OreR wild-type hearts.

Over the 24 hour period, all treatment concentrations had a statistically significant slower average migration rate compared to that of the control (p < 0.05), with the exception of the 10 μg/mL concentration.

Lilly said, however, that when the results of the two trials were combined, creating a larger sample size, there was a statistically significant slowing of the decline in cognition.

"These are the first Phase 3 data for an anti-amyloid agent that have shown a statistically significant slowing in the rate of decline" of cognition, Dr. Eric Siemers, senior medical director of the Alzheimer's disease team at Lilly, said on a conference call Friday.

Further, abatacept resulted in a statistically significant slowing of the progression of structural damage after 12 months of treatment.

Only two treatments, pirfenidone (odds ratio 0.62, 95% credible interval 0.52, 0.74) and nintedanib (0.41, 95% credible interval 0.34, 0.51) produced a statistically significant slowing in the rate of forced vital capacity decline compared with placebo.