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The plants in pots provided silt+leaf compost+perlite media combination also increased the N-contents up to (1.47%) and its effect was higher but not highly significant than others treatment.

The seed-dependent OTEs of E7-Tang were more highly significant than those of E7 127 (Supplementary Table S2B).

After stratification by disease label, these positive associations of severity with sibship size generally strengthened and became even more highly significant than in the unstratified analyses shown in the left-hand columns of Table 3. Table 5 compares the effect of total siblings on each outcome before and after adjustment for a range of potential confounding variables in the younger age group.

On the basis of several quantitative indicators, the decrease in transforming activity was highly significant (more than tenfold, P < 0.01) when compared with similarly designed vectors containing a retroviral enhancer promoter with or without a well-characterized genetic insulator core element.

This result is highly significant (more than two sigma), while all other deviations from one group to another were less than one or two sigma.

Dobson wrote in his endorsement letter, "I have rarely been more excited about a candidate running in a highly significant race than I am about Bob McEwen for Congress .

Table  2 presents only the results that were highly significant (greater than ± 0.5, p < 0.05), and therefore capable of indicating meaningful dependent relationships.

Including "synthetic" allele type markers for VRS1 and VRN-H2 we obtained more highly significant associations than with any SNP marker.

Around 18% of the detected peaks showed highly significant (more than fivefold decrease) changes in H3K9 tri-methylation in cells lacking ORCA.

P value was calculated after each statistical test, and considered to be significant if less than 0.05 and highly significant if less than 0.01.

A P values were calculated according to multiple t test and were considered significant when less than 0.05 and highly significant when less than 0.01.