You can use for multiple uses!
That means you can't bundle multiple uses for personal data under a single opt-in.
For all analyses, a two-tailed significance threshold of p < 0.05, not adjusted for multiple comparisons, was used.
Although we did not correct for multiple comparisons, the use of an uncorrected threshold of p<0.001 limited the risk of false positives, as we restricted our structural investigation to a hypothesis-driven selection of regions (i.e. areas observed in the functional analysis), instead of a classic whole-brain exploratory analysis, as recommended by Whitwell [61].
However, their significance did not withstand adjustment for multiple testing using the Bonferroni correction.
Because these correlations were not corrected for multiple comparisons, we additionally used a multiple linear regression approach that confirmed the specificity of the relationship (Supplemental Data).
Our results were not adjusted for multiple comparisons, although we used a targeted approach and carefully selected factors that were likely to interact with traffic PAHs.
Although non-human primate brains are closer to human brains than rodents, rodent models of ADHD have the advantage that they are genetically more homogeneous, they are less expensive to maintain, greater numbers of experimental animals are available so they are not used for multiple studies, and much more is known about their neurobiology than primates.
As the study employed multiple analysis methods and many brain volume measurements are correlated, we did not correct for multiple testing (other than the False Discovery Rate used in the voxel-based analyses) and the probability statistics need to be interpreted in this context.
Comeron's sliding-window approach does not correct for multiple testing, but Talbert et al. used a trial-and-error approach to decide empirically that positive selection was supported only if ω>1.5 and purifying selection was indicated by ω<0.67 in sliding windows of 33 codons.
They are not practical for an evolving public space that has multiple uses.
