The phrase "a statistically significant difference in expression" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to research, statistics, or scientific studies when discussing the results of an analysis that indicates a meaningful difference between groups or conditions.
Example: "The study revealed a statistically significant difference in expression levels between the control group and the experimental group."
Alternatives: "a meaningful difference in expression" or "a notable difference in expression."
Onecut1 and its direct transcriptional target Ngn3 [29] are both included in the t-test results and thus showed a statistically significant difference in expression in the Hnf6 Tg animals compared to WT, as did all of the transcripts discussed in the following sections.
Testing whether the higher degree of binding of p53 phosphorylated at S46 is correlated with an expression change of the respective target genes, we detected for BCL2L1, FAM46A, and TGFA a statistically significant difference in expression change for Etoposide versus Actinomycin D treatment (Figure 6B).
The comparative analysis showed that patients with RB expressed more frequently self-injurious behaviours compared to non-RB patients (p = 0.01), whereas we did not find a statistically significant difference in expression of echolalia (p = 0.6), echopraxia (p = 0.85) or coprophenomena (p = 0.3) between patients with GTS with and without RB.
None of the remaining three analysed proteins (ADORA1, ADORA1 and CD46) showed a statistically significant difference in expression between alive and dead patients in this study (Table 3).
A Student's unpaired t-test reveals a statistically significant difference in expression levels between the 175BR radiosensitive cells and the repair normal control cells (P=0.007).
In order to validate the generated data, genes of interest that showed a statistically significant difference in expression were validated using custom Taqman Low Density Arrays and real-time PCR assays according to manufacturer's instructions (Applied Biosystems, Life Technologies).
An E-value of <0.05 is considered as a statistically significant difference in gene expression.
We found a statistically significant difference in NF1 expression level between affected and unaffected individuals in the Coriell 2176 pedigree.
A statistically significant difference in Tex14 gene expression has also been identified in azoospermic men [ 35].
There was a statistically significant difference in pTyr-protein expression between normal and cancerous tissues (P<0.0001).
Statistically significant differences in expression patterns were detected for only two target pairs, corresponding to At3g62600 and At4g31500 (Table S5).
