Following the definitions in Section 2.1, with N as 323 697, the 5% genome-wide threshold P-values were derived as 9.54E-13 for the full pair-wise genome scan and 1.5E-07 1.5E-07eractions with marginal SNPs ifornly one marginteractions detected (or 7.7E-07, 5.1E-08, 3.9E-08, 3.1E-08, 2.6E-08, 2.2E-08, 1.9E-08, 1.7E-08 and 1.5E-08, if 2–10 marginal SNPs with detected, respectively).
But even if he wins only marginal improvements in Greece's position, other countries are bound to resist.
The relative vasodilation that was expected in our septic group (due to higher PaCO2) may thus have been partly blunted in some patients due to severe sepsis; however, this effect, if present, was only marginal, because we did not find any correlation between the levels of pCO2 and PI or RI (Table 5).
Probable non-linear segregation was shown to give only marginal (if any) effect.
If Mr. Dunbar makes only marginal progress, however, history could well remember Mrs. Whitman as the governor who acknowledged the problem of racial profiling, but failed to solve it.
If his story is only marginal to the history of art, it looms large in the cultural history of our time, which Haring (who died of AIDS in 1990, at 31) saw far too little of.
Most standard accounts of book publishing deal with jackets in a few paragraphs, as if they were of only marginal interest or importance.
The "strict inclusive" and other diagnostic schemes for counting symptoms toward the diagnosis of depression have only marginal, if any, benefit compared with the current DSM-IV approach.
Under (A_{2}) the correlation effect is negligible as well, but nonetheless (s) will be used to hedge some risk related to (P_{2}) even if the effect is only marginal.
The results presented here suggest that the incomplete p53 allele deletion in some tissues has only marginal, if any, effects on overall tumor incidence in this model.
