Correlation between K* and K was tested by the Pearson product moment correlation coefficient, r, and a p value < 0.05 was interpreted to indicate a statistically significant correlation.
The calculated effects are both graphically and statistically interpreted to identify the significant factors.
One of the pivotal requirements for regulators nowadays, in order to interpret a significant difference as biologically relevant, is to observe a linear dose-response.
Correlative patterns of whole shape variation are difficult to interpret: a significant correlation would suggest a real congruence, but a weak congruence does not imply a significant correlation.
These colinearities make regression analyses particularly difficult to interpret, because a significant result can always be plausibly attributed to some absent variable covarying with the predictor.
Therefore, the extreme reduction in the Sq amplitude during the minimum of solar cycle 23/24 in 2008 to 2009 can be interpreted as a significant decrease in the ionospheric conductivity due to the significant reduction in solar EUV radiation, which is responsible for the formation of the ionosphere.
The decision to review each of the station closures and the admission that some may remain open has been interpreted as a significant concession to the unions.
These results may also provide an explanation as to why mass spectral databases (such as NIST) have been computationally challenging to interpret, as a significant amount of data may be coming from thermal degradation of the standards.
One study found a substantially smaller training effect for interpret negative as compared to the interpret positive CBM-I condition (Salemink et al. 2010) while another found only a trend in the interpret negative condition compared to a significant effect in the interpret positive condition (Salemink and van den Hout 2010).
39 For the total-time-on-test we used calendar time as the time scale with time unit equal to days and interpreted a significant result as an increase or decrease of mortality during the study period.
