The phrase "allowed significance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance or meaning that has been granted or permitted in a particular context.
Example: "In this study, we must consider the allowed significance of the results in relation to the broader implications of the research."
Alternatives: "permitted importance" or "granted meaning".
However, just reporting the out-of-sample MAE or RMSE does not directly allow significance statements.
We verified using multiple randomised matrices that the null distribution of singular values is very tight (Figure S2), allowing significance to be estimated from as little as 5 permutations.
Masked observers and defined grading systems on a large number of participants were used, thereby allowing significance testing to be performed.
The six responses (and other-free text box) were further categorised into appropriate, inappropriate and don't know responses to allow significance testing between specialities.
In order to allow significance testing to be applied to these leagues tables, complex statistical inference techniques such as non-parametric bootstrapping (Efron and Tibrishani, 1993) are required.
Significance at the 0.05 level was required for each secondary end-point in sequence to allow significance to be inferred for comparison of all remaining secondary and "other" end-points.
For the analysis of the intraindividual variation over the 4 weeks period, the data of the 3 consecutive days of blood sampling at 8 00 AM every week were subsumed under week [ 1- 4] and plotted for every subject separately as dots; also, the overall mean for each subject over 4 Weeks was calculated along with its 95-% confidence interval to allow significance judgements.
Studies with a transgenic mouse that expresses a dominant negative form of the TGFβ receptor in T cells have allowed the significance of the repressive effects of this cytokine on T cell function in the bone loss associated with estrogen deficiency to be established [ 18].
It was the eventual entry of this type into the Caribbean after the opening of the Panama canal in 1915 (Harries 1971) that resulted in two distinct populations in Jamaica that allowed the significance of the speed of germination to be recognized (Whitehead 1965; Harries 1981).
The significance is evaluated relative to the local background on the smallest scale that allows the significance threshold to be reached.
