A similar analysis of the rates of ACR Pedi 30 responses did not show significant differences for either treatment (leflunomide group, 79 percent at both 16 and 48 weeks; P=1.00; methotrexate group, 91 percent at both 16 and 48 weeks; P=1.00).
qw stands for 'Quote word'. It usually used to create array. Ex. @arr = qw/one two three/; This will create an array with elements one, two and three. Instead of '/' symbol, any other symbol can be used. Ex. @arr = qw #one two three#; @arr = qw %one two three%; If using brackets as symbol, we have the option to use open and closing braces on either end. Ex. @arr = qw [one two three]; or, @arr = qw{one two three}; or, @arr = qw (one two three); Note: Each space considered as seperator for new element.
In chemistry, Q is the reaction quotient. It is used to determine which direction a reaction will proceed by comparing it to the equilibrium constant, Kc. At equilibrium, the forward reaction and the reverse reaction rates are equivalent. If Kc is greater than Q, then the reaction proceeds in the forward direction (to the right), creating more products.