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Since the authors declare significance "if any of these p-values" falls below the FDR threshold, is the Benjamini-Hochberg correction equivalent to a Bonferroni correction?

However, maximal correction of the main thoracic curve can cause the left shoulder to elevate, even in Lenke type 1 curves, because a proximal thoracic curve often has enough rigidity to prevent a spontaneous correction equivalent to correction achieved by instrumented fusion in the main thoracic curve [ 12].

In general, the reductions are implemented by subtracting an amount u t from the nominal RA-payment a t Y (defined in Equation 7) so that current RA-payments (at time t) for young adults after correction are equivalent to a baseline payment times a pre-specified growth rate γ. a 0 Y 1 + γ t = a t Y − u t (19).

As explained for the linkage analysis, the Bonferroni correction was equivalent to a Benjamini Hochberg [ 87] false discovery rate of >95% (q-value of 0.98).

For IVC, score correction was equivalent to −11.7 points; addition of this value led to a better graphical fit of score-based prediction.

This correction was equivalent to a Benjamini Hochberg [ 87] false discovery rate of >95% (q-value of 0.98), such that it was expected that more than 95% of the significant results actually were false positives.

Overall results for this series of patients where keratometry from the Lenstar LS 900® was used for surgical planning of astigmatism correction were equivalent or better than that achieved in the clinical study conducted for FDA approval of the lens [AcrySof® IQ Toric IOL Package Insert], where manual keratometry was used for astigmatism planning.

As for the Atlas team, the latest analyses unveiled at La Thuile has their bump at 3.6 sigma, or about 2 sigma after corrections, the equivalent of tossing five heads in a row.

Given the findings for fibrinogen, D-dimer, and FVIII C, however, one would expect saline reconstitution and arithmetic correction to exhibit equivalent correction effects, as saline reconstitution is more or less the physical equivalent of arithmetic correction.

This batch correction method is equivalent to a cross-sample coverage-based correction method, and is not equivalent to the filtering of poorly genotyped variants aimed at removing unreliable genotypes.

We recommend that the principle of exchangeability or equivalent correction techniques be applied to enable proper usage of LaMEVE data for assessment of volume production rates, magnitude-frequency estimates and hazard applications.