It is possible that in larger studies a significant difference could be achieved, but whether this would be of clinical significance is debatable [ 64].
As shown in numerous studies, a significant part of published clinical guidelines is tainted with different types of semantical errors that interfere with their practical application.
In behavioral studies, a significant attenuation of mechanical allodynia after TBI was observed in the anti-LPA treatment group (P = 0.0079), when compared with vehicle controls within 14 days after TBI.
In meta-analysis of mortality studies, a significant increase in IHD was observed (meta-IRR = 1.16; 95% CI: 1.06 1.26), however these data were limited by lack of adequate control for smoking and other potential confounders.
And, of the unpublished studies, "a significant percentage" probably ended uncompleted because they could not recruit enough patients, noted Dr. Gregory A. Curt and Dr. Bruce A. Chabner, editors of the journal The Oncologist, in an editorial on Dr. Ramsey's and Dr. Scoggins's paper.
We have previously shown, from enhanced screening and through autopsy studies, a significant burden of missed TB infections at the University Teaching Hospital, Lusaka, Zambia, with many patients dying or being discharged without treatment.
According to microstructural studies, a significant impact on the microstructure heat treatment regimes were found.
An important issue relates to the fact that most institutions do not routinely use contrast in general MSK studies (a significant number of lesions are detected incidentally).
At higher temperatures, which are used in these studies, a significant contribution to the mobility makes the lattice scattering, as can be expected.
To date, only in observational adults studies a significant association between the level of asynchrony and prolonged duration of mechanical ventilation and mortality has been shown [1, 2].
In the previous studies, a significant number of non-white homeseekers were not shown any homes, steered to less desirable neighborhoods, charged higher rents, and offered fewer other services than were their white counterparts.
