Since the one-way MANOVA is often followed up with post-hoc tests, we also show you how to carry these out using SPSS Statistics. However, before we introduce you to this procedure, you need to understand the different assumptions that your data must meet in order for a one-way MANOVA to give you a valid result.owever, in our enhanced one-way MANOVA guide, we show you how to correctly enter data in SPSS Statistics to run a one-way MANOVA when you are also checking for assumptions. You can learn about our enhanced data setup content here.
If the kyphosis is severe, pressure can occur on the spinal nerve roots or spinal cord. This can cause weakness in the arms or legs, loss of grip strength, or difficulty walking due to spasticity in the legs. Bowel or bladder control may be lost.
Acquired lymphocytopenia. Acquired lymphocytopenia can occur with a number of other disorders (see Table: Causes of Lymphocytopenia). The most common causes include. Protein-energy undernutrition. AIDS and certain other viral infections. Protein-energy undernutrition is the most common cause worldwide. AIDS is the most common infectious disease causing lymphocytopenia, which arises from destruction of CD4+ T cells infected with HIV. Lymphocytopenia may also reflect impaired lymphocyte production arising from destruction of thymic or lymphoid architecture.