Interestingly, only the CTG assay detected appreciable and statistically significant additive effects.
Appreciable and statistically significance changes in HIV knowledge were observed from baseline to week 7 following the integrated campaign compared with the control program of seminar/pamphlet distribution.
In designing a new ORS that would reduce stool weight and diarrhea duration, we felt that it would be important for the difference to be not only statistically significant but also both quantitatively appreciable and clinically substantial.
Furthermore, we found that the other two criteria are extremely robust: random addition and deletion of up to 15% of the edges has no appreciable effect on the statistically significant ranges of cutoff values for all four networks (data not shown).
This correlation induces a net positive correlation between the combined reaction and normal diffusion components of displacement speed (Sr+Sn) and curvature in flame kernels, whereas the previous studies based on statistically planar flames did not observe any appreciable correlation between (Sr+Sn) and curvature.
Monthly changes of less than two-tenths of a point are regarded as statistically insignificant, however, and there has been no appreciable change in the unemployment rate for a year and a half.
Repeated measures analysis of variance indicated a statistically significant 48% increase in dietary monounsaturated fat with no appreciable change in total fat intake, and a significant increase in fruit and vegetable intake from 4.0 to 8.6 servings/day (P < 0.05).
Because CNVs at these rearrangement-prone regions of the genome occur with an appreciable frequency, it has been possible to detect a statistically significant difference between cases and controls.
In DOPC/SS14 lipoplexes, the presence of unsaturated acyl dioleoyl chains conferred higher transfection efficiency compared to saturated dimyristoyl chains (3.8±0.1% vs. 2.0±0.2%, p<0.05) with no appreciable difference in cytotoxicity (viability: 90.6±3.3% vs. 100.1±5.4%, not statistically significant).
The upshot is that political party in and of itself doesn't really have an appreciable effect on marital quality (that three percent difference isn't even statistically meaningful).
