Another highly significant example concerns sterol metabolism.
For instance, the highly significant "neurological process" (p = 4.45 × 10-12) and their descendants (see Figure 2) are probably related to the undifferentiation process o neuronal cells.
In Sweden, for instance, a highly significant and parallel increase has been reported in both the incidence of tonsillar and base-of-tongue SCC cancers and the proportion of HPV-positive tumours [ 34, 35].
In addition, this is one of the first instances of highly significant, independent replication of data derived from a genome-wide association scan and provides important validation of this technique as a hypothesis-free method for the identification of complex disease genes.
This difference was highly significant (p < 0.001) in both instances (for males vs females, χ = 53.3, Odds Ratio 3.1, 95% Confidence Interval 2.26 to 4.25; for non-White vs White, excluding the unknown group, χ = 322.4, Odds Ratio 3.61, 95% Confidence Interval 3.13 to 4.16).
For instance, GO 0008652 and GO 0000049 have highly significant P values by PAGE, but only modest P values by FDR-FET.
For instance, there was a statistically highly significant negative correlation between the mean gene expression and ω in both Cardamine lineages (ρ < 0.248, P < 10-30).
significance *: significat **: highly significant.
That's not as much as the triumvirate of Index, Accel, Balderton (for instance) also out of the UK, but is highly significant.
For instance, age effects do not appear to modify substantially the highly significant associations found for BDNF, RANTES, EGF, TIMP-1, ENA-78 and MDC levels with schizophrenia.
