Furthermore all three involve the significance of the body so that even in his so-called "epistemology," embodiment cannot be ignored.
Both laws involve finding significance in the appearance of the number, and in its "presen[ce] esoterically because of its conspicuous exoteric absence".
Unlike for RCT's and observational studies on effects, for studies on incidence there is no reason to not publish results (i.e. no publication bias) as it does not involve a significance test for a certain treatment or intervention (and hence, there is no possible bias to false-positive results).
The next step involved microarray significance analysis to calculate significant differences in the transcript levels.
Despite the correlation between distinctiveness and significance, the data suggest that when comparisons are perceptual (body-body), part distinctiveness is the best predictor, and when explicit or implicit naming is involved, part significance is the best predictor.
For two reasons, the answer to this question is clearly "no". First, because "[t]he question of materiality... is an objective one, involving the significance of an omitted or misrepresented fact to a reasonable investor," materiality can be proved through evidence common to the class.
Throughout the regression analyses, given the multitude of comparisons involved, statistical significance was set at the 0.01 level.
The top signaling pathways to emerge via GSEA were the IGF-1, IGF/mTOR, PDGF and insulin-secretion pathways (although, due to the relatively small number of genes involved, statistical significance was not reached).
Given that many processes having great biological and medical significance involve the interactions of different organisms, this solution was unsatisfactory in retrospect, but it persisted for almost 20 yr.
Cytogenetic defects of diagnostic significance principally involve decondensation of the juxtacentromeric (or centromere adjacent) heterochromatic regions of chromosomes 1 and 16, and to a lesser extent chromosome 9.
