A more recent case of highly significant editorial intervention happened in 1965.Sylvia Plath's "Ariel", first published that year, was a poetic landmark of the decade.
Correlation analysis revealed a number of highly significant strong relations between various sub-scales.
Moreover, the lack of systematic exploration of highly significant heterogeneity has prevented the generalisability of finding.
The point estimates stay practically constant for result within each sample, despite adding a number of highly significant controls.
Average pair-wise LD (r2) was taken account and LD decay (r2 < 0.6) was characterized in regions of highly significant SNPs.
Therefore, the problem of landmark selection is to find a small set of highly significant landmarks which are discriminative to all the candidate routes.
As expected, the cluster of highly significant SNPs on chromosome 6 was identified at the waxy locus on chromosome 6 at 1.7 Mb (Figure 6a) (Zheng et al. 2008).
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Selection of CpG sites for sequencing was based on the presence of highly significant association findings.
This early brain state may be neurally "expensive", however, later giving way to a reduction in the number of highly significant connections and the overall strength of the network and increased small-worldness after recovery (i.e., Time 2).
Although the lack of highly significant association in the retinopathy group is likely attributable to power, it is possible that other influences play a greater role in determining serum ADMA levels once microvascular damage has occurred.
