Some individual values appeared particularly erroneous; the significance of these is discussed later.
Confirmatory period estimation can be used in an exploratory manner (e.g. by exhaustive testing of relevant period candidates), however using exploratory techniques in a confirmatory manner may lead to erroneous attribution of significance to a particular periodic component [ 10, 11].
In Model 1, the continuous covariates ρ dump and d reser are observed to have no significant effect on Chol R ) which would have led to an erroneous rejection of the significance of their effect (Table 2).
Erroneous SNPs with high significance may be accepted as genuine if they have already passed a standard QC process although manual inspection of cluster plots will detect some problematic SNPs.
Limited sample sizes can lead to erroneous estimates of the significance, magnitude, and direction of differences between native and introduced populations, particularly when population differentiation is geographically structured, as it often appears to be.
This lack of independence affects the probability of type I errors (ie, erroneous declaration of statistics significance), and makes it difficult to gain clear inference on the nature of missingness, as illustrated in our Results section.
To avoid erroneous interpretations, assessment of clinical significance should only be assessed if statistical significance and a Bayes factor of less than 0.1 have been obtained.
If there are many such analyses, indicate that they may lead to spurious significance and an erroneous conclusion of a sex- or gender-related difference.
A level of 0.05 was assumed for the risk of erroneous conclusions and for the significance level in this paper.
Thus, the risk of reporting erroneous results due to mass significance, problems with multi-co-linearity and bias in post-hoc analyses was reduced by conducting similar analyses with similar results in a new study.
