Sentence examples for supported a significant effect from inspiring English sources
When the two types of pseudocopulation were analyzed together the results of the multiple linear regression were similar, and both supported a significant effect of aedeagus size.
When analysing the influence of genotypic richness while ignoring the parallel increasing levels of allelic richness (i.e. merging within each MLG class all levels of Â), results supported a significant effect (p = 0.044, Figure 2) on resistance of experimental populations, whereas no significant effect was observed on resilience, as measured 10 months after stress (p > 0.05).
Evidence however does not support a significant effect from this practice.
The case-control study from Australia [27], the case-cohort study from USA [28] and the outbreak investigation in New York City [29] did not support a significant effect of 2008-09 trinfluenzanfluenza vaccine in either decreasing or increasing the risk for 2009 H1N1 illness.
An analysis of the AUC using an unpaired t-test further supports a significant effect of C11-DOPri2 on the DAMGO-induced antinociception.
Based on these findings, we calculated an analysis of covariance (covariates age and education) that supported a significant main effect for group (F(151) = 21.801; P ≤ 0.001).
Whereas low quality trials supported a significant beneficial effect of treatment with scaling and root planing on the rate of preterm birth (odds ratio 0.52, 0.38 to 0.72; P<0.0001), no such effect was apparent among high quality studies (1.15, 0.95 to 1.40; P=0.1.40
This finding is further supported by a significant effect of reference distortion on response times, F 4, 76) = 3.57, p =.01.
This association between genetic and geographic distance is further supported by a significant effect of isolation-by-distance, as demonstrated by DPR analysis (Fig. 4).
We conducted an exploratory PK/PD analysis which showed some improvement in DAS28 at lower exposures (doses ≤3 mg/kg), supported by a significant effect in CRP and IL-6 (U-shape exposure-response).
An exploratory PK/PD analysis showed some improvement in DAS28 at lower exposures (doses ≤3 mg/kg), supported by a significant effect on CRP and IL-6 (U-shape exposure-response).
