The phrase "alternative significance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different meanings or interpretations of a concept, idea, or event.
Example: "The artist's work carries an alternative significance that challenges traditional views of beauty."
Alternatives: "different meaning" or "alternative meaning".
In the light of Trump's unforeseen metamorphosis into a would-be dictator, the event's longstanding significance as a prestigious entertainment-industry function no longer holds, and no alternative significance readily offers itself.
(A ): Heat map showing alternative conclusions reached for different choices of T, the number of mixture pairs per class to test, and application of alternative significance threshold α for discriminability, with the data from (Bushdid et al., 2014 ).
We also used randomized networks to compute alternative significance thresholds, and this approach resulted in thresholds very close to the FDR thresholds but at a much higher computational cost.
To identify the line of best-fit with joinpoint the null and alternative hypotheses significance levels are varied to achieve an overall significance level of 0.05 (5%).
Models based on information theory offer a useful alternative to significance testing when a strong theoretical framework guides the selection of model sets.
Finally, false discovery rate could be used as an alternative to significance thresholds for identifying candidate loci [ 56].
Only a minority of the trials reported statistical considerations such as sample size calculation, null and alternative hypothesis, significance level, and power.
(Clearly, there will also be epistemic conditions on responsibility as well, such as being aware or failing that, being culpably unaware of relevant alternatives to one's action and of the alternatives' moral significance).
The trace statistic exceeds the critical value, and the associated p-value is significant, implying the null hypothesis of "no cointegration" is rejected in favor of the alternative at 5% significance.
Confidence intervals are also reported as an alternative indicator of significance indicating that the population mean will fall within the respective range in 95%% of samples.
For well designed phase II trials it is necessary to prospectively define a null hypothesis, an alternative hypothesis, the significance level (alpha), and the power (Tables 1A, B).
