The Mann–Whitney U test with the exact significance was used to determine statistically significant differences in miPSC CNVs between different reprogramming methods.
The exact significance of this must still be determined through larger studies.
Scientists also point to a commonality between fat cells and immune-system cells, although the exact significance of the connection is unclear.
Only in years to come, will we know the exact significance of letting a fight go on longer than it maybe should.
Third, the exact significance of what is meant by "adequate appropriate spaces" becomes far more complex in buildings requiring a large number of interrelated spaces than it is in single-cell buildings.
In 1793 he added to his original name the name of Louverture; the name's exact significance is unknown, but its meaning in French, "opening," may have referred to his tactical ability as a military commander.
Yet, direct evidence for human CYP2E1-activated mutagenicity of benzene and the exact significance of phase II metabolism for inactivating benzene metabolites are still missing.
Prof Ian Goodfellow, at the University of Cambridge, says it is hard to tell the exact significance of the new strain.
It is argued that better results are obtained by first replacing the nuisance parameter by its profile estimate in the calculation of its exact significance followed by maximisation termed an E+M P-value.
Outside of this intimate but still somewhat mysterious link between the neurological capacity for emotion and rationality, the exact significance of emotions to the moral life will again depend on one's theory of the emotions.
While the exact significance of experimental tests of the Bell inequalities thus remains somewhat controversial, the techniques developed in the experiments, and related theoretical ideas for utilizing the entanglement associated with EPRB-type interactions, have become important in their own right.
