While it is true that some of the data sets still show a statistically significant partial correlation (as we noted in [ 4]), statistical tests are only as good as the quality of the data to which they are applied and are not a substitute for carefully inspecting the effects of biases in individual data sets.
Discriminant validity was also satisfactory, as attested by a lower but still significant partial correlation between total haptic scores and the raw score on the verbal WISC (rp = 0.43, n = 62).
As in our previous study, significant partial protection was obtained in SAG1 immunized mice compared to the controls.
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Indeed, all of the bleached region showed partial recovery as a significant proportion of molecules were bleached in the FRAP process suggesting that these vesicles may be interconnected as one continual body, perhaps the lysosome-like structure characteristic of metacyclic cells (described above).
Bonus type was selected as a significant factor (p = 0.05) with a partial R2 of 0.058, meaning that the difference in bonus system explained about 6% of the variation in unnecessary care.
There was partial support for this prediction as a significant interaction effect was found for Group × Condition, F (1,22) = 4.90, p > .03.03
Figure 1 illustrates significant partial correlations.
Convergent validity was good, as shown by a significant correlation (age partialled out) between total haptic scores and scores on the B101 test (rp = 0.51, n = 47).
