Among examined variables, time was not statistically important factor for the extraction of polyphenols.
However, the association between Child Behaviour and Caregiver Physical Health was not statistically important in the log-linear model.
The mortality rate was 50% for the patients who were mechanically ventilated, although it was 21.6% for the patients who are not mechanically ventilated and the difference is not statistically important (P > 0.05).
Furthermore, incorporation of AP > 1.5 ULN and the CS nonresponse in the same statistical model together with CPT increased its accuracy (0.91 versus 0.83); nonetheless, the difference was not statistically important.
For patients with PsA, prior anti-TNF therapy also resulted in a lesser likelihood to achieve ACR50 (odds ratio, 0.65) and mPsARC (odds ratio, 0.66) responses, but this impact was not statistically important (ACR50 response rate, P = 0.130; mPsARC response rate, P = 0.194) (Table 6).
* Gender, type of practice, practice setting, specialty, HKCFP membership status were not statistically significant The most important consideration when choosing whom to see was consultant specialty.
Although both these outcomes were not statistically significant, it would be important to consider them in future studies evaluating TXA cost effectiveness.
Although these data were not statistically significant, they revealed an important trend in loss of hydroxymethylation and the possible mechanism for DNA demethylation in brains of depressed patients.
Gender and degree of occupational exposure were important factors but were not statistically significant (OR: 2.0; 95%CI: 0.91 4.63; and OR: 1.82; 95%CI: 0.88 3.80, respectively).
