'commonly significant' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe something that is widely perceived or understood to be important or noteworthy. For example: The discovery of penicillin was a commonly significant medical breakthrough.
In addition, Multi-RC summarizes commonly significant results and provide links to their annotation.
For GRN to TRN comparison only 6 terms were commonly significant.
By analyzing this real microarray data analysis with GRACOMICS, we identified several commonly significant DEGs from comparisons from each method, to obtain the most reliable candidate DEGs.
A set of 40 pathways inferred as commonly significant by both the methods in both data sets (Table 1) – are graphically presented as an enrichment map color-coded according to globaltest FDR corrected P-values (Supplementary Figure 2).
We compared the cumulative log transformed F-score distribution separately for commonly significant GO Biological Process, genomic co-located genes and gene family subnetworks between the Oligo, Bead and RNAseq UC GRNs.
An overview of the significant gene families that were common across all three GRNs are shown in Table 5. > -wrap-foot> Shown are the commonly significant gene family subnetworks of the RNAseq, Bead and Oligo UC GRN, number of genes of the gene family subnetwork, the number of interactions and the Bonferroni adjusted P-value (Genes/Interactions/P-value).
Operating firms create value through real project choices, which commonly entail significant cash flow uncertainty.
Individuals who were born both deaf and blind commonly experience significant delays because they are not able to observe and thus learn about the world as readily as sighted or hearing infants do.
This matters because infidelity commonly causes significant relationship distress and can have a negative and deteriorating effect on marriages and families".
High-load resistance exercise is the best-known method of improving muscle strength; however high-compressive loads commonly induce significant joint pain among persons with OA.
He would have had a bigger crowd to play to — Woods's Monday news conference drew twice as many, with a long waiting list — but many reporters were elsewhere because the chairman's address is so commonly without significant news.
