Driven by the significance of education for social mobility transmitted to them by their parents, combined with the relevance they give to the capacities and affinities of the young people, they give the support types they can.
To avoid such pitfalls, it is important that the choice of the method used in the final analyses presented in the paper is not driven by the significance of its results.
Alternatively, it could be that, driven by the adaptive significance of being able to bail out of a deteriorating environment, Drosophila abandoned control by JH.
However, our results suggest a new perspective to the statement because the probability of reporting harm in the abstract is mainly driven by the statistical significance rather than the "clinical relevance" of the finding.
First, we now highlight these challenges early in the manuscript, clearly acknowledging the inherent limitations at deriving direct statistical significance driven by a model of the underlying phenomena.
This effect may be driven by the greater social significance that authentic emotions have in real life (as compared with play-acted emotions) or, alternatively, authentic emotions may just be more potent than play-acted emotions in triggering spontaneous mentalizing.
In a market then driven by singles, Thriller raised the significance of albums, yet its multiple hit singles changed perceived notions as to the number of successful singles that could be taken from an individual album.
We therefore used the leading edge analysis tool within GSEA to identify related sets, i.e. those in which the significance is driven by an overlapping subset of genes (the "leading edge").
In the genetic association analysis, the statistical significance is driven by both effect size and sample size.
We therefore used the leading edge analysis tool within GSEA to identify and group related gene sets, i.e. those in which the significance is driven by an overlapping subset of genes (the "leading edge").
