By adopting a "correction-free approach" (Truscott 1996), the teacher helps students develop positive attitudes toward error correction At this stage, the instructor adopts a dialogical approach and, by means of conversational scaffolds, tries to enable students to spot their errors.
In view of the number of potentially important covariables identified in previous studies, we highlighted those variables significant at p=0.001, namely, those variables that remained significant after adopting a Bonferroni correction.
This finding points to the need of adopting a revised geometric correction factor in IE testing of actual structural elements under field conditions.
Instead of adopting a strict Bonferroni correction, we mainly focused the patterns (relation to more than one TH), dose response (significance for more than one quintile), and consistency between exposures (total and organic Hg, blood and urinary Cd).
Nevertheless, it is worthy to note that the FSDT for Levy plates, as reviewed by Wang et al. (2000), adopts a shear correction factor of 5/6.
Data such this will be used to develop an empirical storm-time TEC correction model adopting a similar approach, as was done for the F-region model.
Hippocampal subfield volumes were first analysed using MANCOVA utilising Bonferroni correction by adopting a general linear model procedure, adjusting for age, gender, education, and APOE ε4 genotype as covariates.
As this procedure is designed to correct for activation differences due simply to longer RT on switch trials, it may reduce or remove differences seen in studies that do not adopt such a correction.
The method adopts a shadowing effect correction factor and fictitious moderator material to model a realistic pointwise energy solution.
Considering that we had approximately 50 comparisons, we adopted a conservative Bonferroni correction dividing the significance level of 0.05 by 50: thus we considered p < 0.001 as statistically significant.
