A series of appendices offer review material for statistical concepts frequently used in acceptance sampling, including R snippets that give a brief description of the R code used in figures and tables.
For channel 12 alone, this effect attained statistical significance (F2,28 = 3.962, p = 0.031, partial η = 0.281) (see table S1 in the electronic supplementary material for statistical results of all channels).
A few thousand students across the country take the test, providing the raw materials for a statistical analysis conducted by people like Ed Slawski, who is known as a psychometrician.
CTA provided the biological materials for analysis, statistical contributions and contributed greatly to the design and interpretation of data and drafting of the manuscript.
See Materials and Methods for statistical treatments.
Mean values ± SD for percent normal [p < 0.0001, Fisher's Exact test comparing the distribution of normal and abnormal animals for each rescue to ced-3 lf);ain-1(lf) ced-3 lfrescue (see 'Main-1 lf ain-1 lfods' for statistical rationale)].
Mean values ± SD for percent normal [p < 0.0001, *compared to mock RNAi, Fisher's Exact test comparing the distributions of normal and abnormal animals (see 'Materials and methods' for statistical rationale)].
Significance of phenotypes when wt and ain-1 (lf ) animals were fed the indicated RNAi was determined [**p < 0.001, relative to both ain-1 (lf ) fed mock RNAi and to wt fed the given RNAi, Fisher's exact test comparing the distributions of normal and abnormal animals (see 'Materials and methods' for statistical rationale)].
A difference in the time course of expression between compatible and incompatible interactions was found for PhCRN_03 and PhCRN_04, which were less expressed at 3 dpi (see Material and Method for statistical significance) in incompatible than in compatible interactions.
Overall, there was a highly significant decay of PTC-mRNAs in the MSI primary CRCs (P<10−4, Student's t-test; see the "Materials and Methods" section for Statistical analyses).
