In addition, genetic correlations of CC with SL and L showed an overall pattern of being nonsignificant or low in magnitude suggesting that CC may index different genetic sources of variation than L and SL.
Moreover, biases may have arisen from the fact that statistically significant findings, or ones that conform to previous results, are more likely to have been published than nonsignificant, or low effect, findings (known as the "file-drawer" problem; Field, 2007; Murphy, 2003).
This may indicate a biphasic response to PBDE exposure, in particular, because we found small nonsignificant increases in low-dose males, as well.
Although no significant differences were identified between participants' BEL-MIS related to bachelor's degree major categories (F 3,70) = 1.85, P = 0.15) a relatively low nonsignificant difference (P = 0.10) was discovered between the BEL-MIS of those participants possessing non-science bachelor's degrees (82.75, n = 12) and those possessing biology bachelor's degrees (95.45, n = 22).
A model adjusting for the presence in NPS of RSV A, the total number of agents detected in NPS, and the presence of a medical risk factor implicated in severe H1N1 outcomes was derived after ensuring that relationships among included variables were low (nonsignificant contingency coefficients ranging from 0.001 to 0.255).
In contrast the human-specific BacH marker showed low, nonsignificant correlations with these FIB parameters.
Swan et al. (2003) found elevated but nonsignificant ORs for low semen quality (sperm concentration, motility, and morphology below the population median) among 24 Missouri men with detectable 1N (OR = 2.7; 95% CI, 0.2 34.2) and TCPY levels (6.4; 95% CI, 0.5 86.3).
By contrast, all of the other E6 proteins tested, either from low-risk mucosal HPVs (types 6, 11, 32) or cutaneous HPVs (types 1, 5, 8, 9, 38, 49), showed very low nonsignificant signals with either the chimera, PDZ, or LxxLL.
This may account for the nonsignificant association of low-normal glycemic state with mortality.
