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For comparative purposes, the McNemar's test on these results can be found in supplementary materials (Table S1), and consistent with being a more liberal test the McNemar's test fails to reject the null hypothesis of equality for 24 R and 12 MSE comparisons while the 2 population t-test fails to reject 26 R and 17 MSE comparisons.
However, the monophyly of alveolates is not rejected with the EF1A data by the approximately unbiased and the more liberal tests.
Furthermore, the NTP trend test was more liberal than the proposed test for common tumors (π1 ≥ 0.15) considered in this study.
We compared this approach to the standard QTL mapping approach and to a more liberal, but realistic, test in which we defined a true positive as correctly identifying the interval containing the regulator (false positives were intervals not containing the true regulator).
The proposed test was rarely more liberal than the NTP trend test when both tests exceeded the nominal level; that is, the false-positive rate of the proposed test never exceeded that of the NTP trend test.
For the testing of stiffness, the more liberal Fisher LSD post-hoc test was used.
Dissociations between categorization and recognition arise from a more liberal criterion for accepting test items as category members than for accepting test items as previously encountered.
Overall, results from both techniques showed good agreement, although edgeR was more liberal than the ANOVA test in assigning low significance values.
After all, more education, and a more liberal attitude in respect of free testing of drugs for club and festival goers, may have helped to avoid recent deaths from a lethal batch of Superman pills, which contained dangerous PMMA.
Isolated European experiments with more liberal drug policies have poorly tested the premise that prescription beats proscription.
Post hoc Scheffé testing, although more liberal than Bonferroni correction, provide some correction of type I error.
