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All SVM models achieved statistically significant AMD discrimination on every dataset except the randomized negative control.

Reporting results from the fixed-effects model in the main text most likely biases results in favour of the new oral anticoagulants, as treatments that achieved statistically significant results in the primary RCTs retained statistically significant findings when using the fixed-effects model, but not always when using the random-effects model due to the prior 11 on the between-study variance.

"Children of parents with higher hopes achieved statistically better test scores compared to those who aspired less.

Compared to lamivudine (LAM), ETV achieved statistically superior virologic, histologic and biochemical improvements in nucleoside-naïve CHB patients7,8.

Both interventions achieved statistically significant reductions in PTSD and associated symptom severity and increased self-efficacy.

Only two of those studies achieved statistically significant outcomes.

The evaluation also demonstrates that the Care Group model achieved a statistically significant decline in the percentage of children ages 0 23 months with global undernutrition.

However, the high computational effort characterizing simulation approaches, coupled with the necessity to simulate the models several times to achieve statistically relevant information on the model behaviours, makes such kind of algorithms very time-consuming for studying real systems.

All locally-estimated multivariate models achieved better discrimination power when compared to model that used FPG only (all P < 0.001, Table 4), while the locally-estimated Framingham model is the only one that was not statistically better than model that used only 2hPG (P = 0.110).

The power to achieve statistically significant results was further hampered by the application of hierarchical modelling.

This makes it extremely difficult to achieve statistically significant differences, due to the high variability.