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In contrast Moisala et al. reported a correlation between knee laxity and tibial tunnel widening (p = .02) and Jarvela et al. showed a significant positive correlation between tunnel enlargement and anterior as well as rotational knee laxity [ 30].

The Bayesian model suggested regression line differs <2 mg/dl from a simple linear regression line in the A1C range of 4 10%, which includes 98.5% of our samples; the prediction intervals widen (P < 0.05) as A1C values increase to 12%, but the difference between the Bayesian and simple linear regression is still <5 mg/dl.

The pixel structure with the bias rails at the boundary and the widened p-stop's underneath the bias rail also exhibits an improved loss of approximately 1% per pixel at the boundary region.

In the comparative study, increased DR severity was associated with gradual vascular dilatation (p = 0.000), and widening of the bifurcating angle (p = 0.000) with increase in smaller-child-vessel branching angle (p = 0.027).

As mean PCO2 increased, the scattering of differences widened (r 2 =0.71; P < 0.0001).

Again, significant interaction between Indigenous status and triennia of birth was noted, indicating that the rate of very preterm birth has widened over time (p = 0.04).

This bidentate coordination to Pd was proposed to distort the biaryl C C bond, widening the angle φ, and decreasing the configurational stability of the complex.

After 7 weeks of exercise, QT intervals in ED animals remained widened, F 3,40) = 14.13, p = 0.85.

In their final year, the difference between the two student groups had widened (56.4 vs. 65.3; p < 0.01).

The proportion of joint cavity widening in the first MTPJs was 52% in hyperuricemic patients compared with 24% in the normouricemic group (P < 0.0001) (Table 2).

The mean percentage residual calcaneal widening in patients with unsatisfactory functional results (11.3%) was more than the patients with satisfactory results (8.6%, P = 0.5).