Sentence examples for loose p from inspiring English sources

We also observed that the mean postoperative distance between the center of the femoral head prosthesis and the AFHC was 10.1 mm for fixed cups and 12.1 mm for loosened cups (p = 0.68); also, among the eight cups that were outside the Ranawat triangle, three became loose (p = 0.51).

We start with a loose p value cutoff.

Due to the random initialization of clusters, we use a loose p value cutoff at the beginning and decrease it iteration by iteration as the updated cluster profiles become more stable and reflect the authentic clusters more reliably as the clustering process progresses.

Because of the multiple testing problem (there are hundreds of motifs in the JASPAR + UniProbe database), this is actually a very loose P-value threshold.

To avoid the network with sparse and highly significant connections, a loose p-value threshold (0.05) without correction of multiple testing is applied.

The loose p-value threshold of 0.2 for removing genes was chosen because of the limited accuracy of the t-test with one of the sample sizes only being four.

By doing this randomization one loose any P, F or C correlation between a regulator and its downstream targets.

In our meta-analysis, a loose threshold (P < 0.05, uncorrected) was used, which may prevent us from drawing a strong conclusion.

Three end-member packing states have been identified: random loose packing (RLP: P = 45.4%, N = 5.2), random close packing (RCP: P = 36.3%, N = 7.0), and bridged random close packing (Bridged RCP: P = 39.5%, N = 5.2).

Moreover, we found that the precentral gyrus, which contains the motor area, was the only region with increased degree and global efficiency in the early blind, when analyzed at a loose statistical threshold (p = 0.05).

Using a loose cutoff of p <0.2, we identified a total of 530 DEGs of which a significant fraction overlapped (p=1.4 × 10−4, hypergeometric distribution) with the set of genes associated with an SCML2 ER.