Sentence examples for travel p from inspiring English sources

The rhetoric of such early geologists attempted to turn science into "a form of time travel" (p. 154).

For international students, there were no significant differences in pre-travel preventative health seeking by reason for travel (P = 0.4).

About two of every five rural residents (41.3%), versus 25.3% of urban, spent more than 30 minutes in travel (p < 0.0001; Table 4).

The clearer distance between the two survival curves indicates a stronger effect size of community type on maximum time willing to travel (p < 0.001).

Both studies showed that participants born in African and Latin American countries are more likely to have contracted influenza virus infections during travel (p = 0.029 and p<0.001, respectively) than those born in Western countries.

In the multivariate model for the daily dosing group only, lower adherence was significantly associated with frequent travel (p = 0.01) and marginally associated with any occurrence of sex while drunk (p = 0.06).

Not surprisingly, the population of the municipalities was correlated with distance travelled (P = 0.016) and number of duties performed (P = 0.021).

Untreated female MPSIIIB mice performed significantly worse than male MPSIIIB mice on these tasks, however when genders were analysed separately, significant correction of MPSIIIB mice by genistein was observed in all cases except total distance travelled (p = 0.06) and frequency of immobility (p = 0.07) for untreated vs treated male MPSIIIB mice.

Open-field test At BCM, there was an overall difference among genotypes in the total distance travelled (p < 0.005) (Fig 6A, top left).

Multiple regression analyses revealed significantly higher odds to decline participation among patients with longer travel time (p = 0.0012), living alone (p = 0.039), with more comorbidities (0.031), previous chemotherapy (p = 0.0066), of age ≥ 70 years (p = 0.025), or being free of fatigue (p = 0.0007).

Travel difficulty (p = 0.002), concern with experimentation (p = 0.013), and lack of interest in acupuncture (p < 0.001) were significant barriers to WTP.