Anyone who has previously watched Stokes larruping leather from ball one in the nets will appreciate the significance of this switch but with the new-found patience comes a physical challenge when faced with the sapping heat of the subcontinent.
To evaluate the clinicopathological significance of NET-1 in human skin squamous cell carcinoma (SSCC).
However, other classification systems with many common themes, such as the distinction of well-differentiated (low and intermediate grades) from poorly differentiated (high grade) NETs, and the prognostic significance of proliferative rate index have been used over the past five decades.
The significance of NETs in vivo, with respect to conferring protection in times of pathogenic challenge, has been illustrated in several murine models of infection (Meng et al., 2012; Yipp et al., 2012).
Although many of these results were significant at individual variable level but not net effect, in addition to significance tests, it is emphasized that when evaluating complex interventions with multiple outcomes, it is important to take into account the directionality, consistency and congruency of observed outcomes (24).
Sleeping under a bed net was of borderline statistical significance (P = 0.07).
Most studies included in the review did not report the statistical significance of any net increases in cycling.
One explanation for the low significance levels of both, the net wage and the net replacement income effect, might be a multi-collinearity phenomenon since the replacement income is per construction highly correlated with the nominal net wage.
Dieb, who has fished these waters in a tranquil part of Kandal province for the past 20 years, knew the significance of his snagged net only when he dived in to liberate it by hand.
The call externality parameter for on-net calls is estimated at 0.67, while the significance of the call externality for off-net calls is significantly smaller (economically and statistically).
