on these plots we continue to explore the significant variables. we seek to simplify the reading of the boxplots by creating for each plot :
- A line representing the average increase in the value of patients in the non_resistant group.
The points at visit S and visit 2 are respectively the mean of the values at visit 1 and visit 2 (only non-resistant patients with a positive ratio).
- A line showing the average decrease in the value of patients in the non_resistant group.
The points at Visit S and Visit 2 are respectively the mean values at Visit 1 and Visit 2 (only non-resistant patients with a negative ratio).
- A line showing the average increase in the value of patients in the primary_resistant group.
The points at Visit S and Visit 2 are respectively the mean of the values at Visit 1 and Visit 2 (only primary_resistant patients with a positive ratio).
- A line showing the average decrease in the value of patients in the primary_resistant group.
The points at Visit S and Visit 2 are respectively the average of the values at Visit 1 and Visit 2 (only primary_resistant patients with a negative ratio).
## Connected boxplots
### Very significant (t-test, $p < 0.01$):
```{r connected_boxplots_trends very signif, cache=FALSE, echo=FALSE, message=FALSE, warning=FALSE}
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