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Statistical significance are denoted by asterisks as indicated in figures with "***", "**", and "*" for p-value ≤ 0.001, 0.01, and 0.05, respectively.

If you strip out all of those, which denoted by asterisks, you get the sites that grew organically, including Infospace, WordPress, Weatherbug, Answers.com Sites, Facebook, Hearst Digital Media, and Mozilla.

All those homologs which showed an aliphatic index ≥80.88 are indicated by an arrow, while clades representing only the thermophilic homologs are denoted by asterisks.

Statistically significant (p value <0.05), very significant (p value <0.01), and highly significant (p value <0.001) results are denoted by asterisks '*,' '**,' and '***,' respectively.

Significant differences (p ≤ 0.05) between control and sample, as denoted by asterisks in Fig. 7a, were observed for the surface area samples, Triton X-100-cisplatin, at the earlier time points.

It can be seen that, as expected, these known 21-μm sources (denoted by asterisks) are lying mostly above or on (depending on the strength of the feature) the fitting line.

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Differences at the 5% level were considered significant and denoted by asterisk among different groups.

Dark areas denoted by (asterisk) represent the regions where the samples were placed.

A proteolytic fragment of DKC1 is denoted by asterisk.

Genes chosen for validation by Q-PCR are denoted by asterisk.

This mutation results in the creation of a premature stop codon (denoted by "asterisk" in Fig. 1 A) resulting in elimination of the transcript.

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