Sentence examples for a statistically significant connection from inspiring English sources
The "Depression is a matter of will"- scale did not have a statistically significant connection with depression.
For variables evidencing a strong structural collinearity or having a statistically significant connection (e.g. totally slatted floor and use of bedding) only the variable most strongly associated with the outcome was selected.
We did not find any statistically significant connection between LC and any of rs3757 as well as rs1640299 polymorphic variants.
The process explained below aims to identify an optimal multi-dimensional model, i.e. a graphical model displayed as a network of connections, where each connection (arc) describes a statistically significant association between the different lesions in the data.
"We know there is a statistically significant association between having more than one deployment and P.T.S.D.," said Dr. Seal.
We observed that there was no statistically significant connection between Htz1 and Nap1 binding and the corresponding transcripts.
As an alternative framework of connectivity mapping, statistically significant connections' map (sscMap) was developed by Zhang and Gant in 2008, which adopted the concept and the reference profile data of the original CMap.
Once the optimal kernel bandwidth is obtained and the MI coefficients of the network are measured using KDE, the next step is to select a proper threshold to determine the boundary of statistically significant connections and the weak connections to be removed; similar concept of statistical significance has been used by Pradervand et al. [ 34] in a PCR-based approach to network reconstruction.
Fourth, a likelihood formulation permits testing for statistically significant connections between nodes.
In HC, we observed a statistically significant negative connection (representing an inhibitory influence) from OFC to DLPFC (P < 0.01).
A statistically significant positive connection was found between the ≥G1 erythema and wt XRCC1 Arg194Trp, confirming the trend reported by Chang-Claude J et al. [ 14].
