Kruskal-Wallis test demonstrated significant differences between NP and PA programs.
Results: The Mann-Whitney U test demonstrated significant differences in the angular and linear values obtained in disk displacement with reduction patients in comparison with the values obtained in patients with disk displacement without reduction and in symptom-free volunteers.
However, the Wilcoxon Rank Sum test demonstrated significant differences in R2 values between benign naevi and both dysplastic naevi and melanoma.
In the mouse RPE/Bruch's membrane interface, post-hoc testing demonstrated significant differences between 3 and 6 months and 3 and 12 months (P<0.05; P<0.05 respectively; Figure 3D and 3F).
All chromosomal lengths of the GENDISCAN map were shorter than those of the Rutgers Map v.2 except for male chromosomes 3 and 6, and sex-averaged chromosome 3. Paired t-tests demonstrated significant differences between the whole genome and chromosome genetic lengths (Table 2).
Post hoc testing (Tukey's HSD test) demonstrated significant differences between each variable in every age group up to the age of 15 years.
Mann–Whitney test demonstrated significant differences in vWF MVD between individual malignancy grades (G1 vs. G2 – P = 0.251; G1 vs. G3 – P = 0.098; G2 vs. G3 – P = 0.586) – Figure 4.
Of the four subjects with an acrophase later than noon, three (75%) had PDS.Cosinor analysis of the remaining 19 subjects with significant Rayleigh test demonstrated significant differences among groups.
