In the fixed effects model, except cohort study, all the designs found to show significant effects.
Those genes for which all-redundant "sister" contigs were found to show consistent, but not necessarily significant, changes in expression between groups were retained (see Methods).
Table 1 shows the pathways found to be notable in all 11 of our analyses, and the most significant pathway that was not notable.
When taking this approach, all variables found to be significant in the primary analysis remained significant with the exception of previous transplant (data not shown).
Only variables found to be significant in bivariate analysis for at least one country or all countries together are shown here.
All the tested loci showed excess heterozygosity in sign test and found to be significant in both standardized and Wilcoxen test (Table 4).
Modeling showed that all factors (time, power and temperature) were found to be highly significant in the extraction process (p < 0.001), to significant in all 2-way interactions (p < 0.05) except in the Time × Temperature interaction.
Values shown are rates of samples in which association was found to be statistically significant, for all configurations of pp and q values used.
In all culture supernatants, E64 (cysteine protease inhibitor) and Pepstatin A (aspartic protease inhibitor) were not found to cause significant changes in protease activity (data not shown).
The panicle HI showed significant linkage in all trials.
The TISS-28 score showed significant ORs in all calculations.
