Statistical significance was interpreted as highly significant at P ≤ 0.001.
Third is the use of language such as "highly significant," "borderline significant," or "most significant," that mistakenly equates significance and effect size.
Significance at the 5% chromosome-wide (CW) level was considered suggestive, 1% CW was considered significant and significance at the 5% genome-wide (GW) level as highly significant.
Murrumu and his supporters interpret the magistrate's words as highly significant.
CityCenter is seen as highly significant to Las Vegas's image as an entertainment mecca.
The decision by Pérez Molina to speak out is seen as highly significant and not without political risk.
But policy makers, investors and the public continue to treat the data as highly significant.
Dr Erin Saltman, a senior counter-extremism researcher at the the Institute for Strategic Dialogue, described the figure as "highly significant".
A speech a year ago was seen as highly significant – and earned May a rebuke from Michael Gove for disloyalty to Cameron.
The deal is seen as highly significant at a time of political uncertainty around Britain's trading relationship with China following the vote to leave the European Union.
As Downing Street aides congratulated the prime minister on a credible if hardly Blair-style bravura performance, they will know that there is one other area where Cameron's evidence may be seen as highly significant.
