A dozen literary reviews and two meta-analyses of congruence research, operationally defined using John Holland's (1959) theory, continue to reveal a mixture of significant and nonsignificant relations between congruence and a variety of work-related behaviors.
Also, since the Asian-American group had the highest levels of estriol (data not shown), it is possible that the nonsignificant relations reflect the lowered study power to document associations within populations at the high or low ends of the hormone levels.
"They are nonsignificant in relation to the cause of death," Dr. Snell said.
The evolved phenotypic changes in the small-selected fish were overall relatively subtle and often statistically nonsignificant in relation to the random fish, but they were accompanied by genetic changes and large population dynamical effects.
In the current study, RBCs showed a weaker (and nonsignificant) dose-response relation for EPA than several other pools, and data were highly variable, which indicated that they may not discriminate well between VLC n−3 PUFAs at normal dietary levels.
Some of the new loci reported were found in interesting and unexpected loci, such as the BMI locus FTO[ 5], suggesting a causal relationship between adiposity and HDLc, as this relation became nonsignificant when introducing BMI into the model.
Intensity of low-dose aspirin use also had an apparent, albeit statistically nonsignificant, inverse dose-response relation with HL risk, and the lowest risk of HL, relative to never/rare users, was among long-term, medium-intensity users of low-dose aspirin (OR=0.57, 95% CI: 0.31, 1.06; 0 cases with long-term, high-intensity use).
For these outcomes, some relations became nonsignificant with IV analyses, and the change in magnitude varied across coefficients.
During SBT, significant increases in cardiac output, systolic arterial pressure, and E/A relation and a nonsignificant increase in E/E' were observed, with significant shortening of DTE.
