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Findings suggest that nonacademic factors such as family responsibilities significantly affect academic success.

I call this phenomenon the "invisible promotion," where the job title and description stay the same but the responsibilities significantly expand.

These are boom times for the central bank, which persuaded Congress to expand its responsibilities significantly in the wake of the financial crisis.

As we would expect, given the lack of real-time cybersecurity disclosure in the European Union, director and executive knowledge of cybersecurity risks and responsibilities significantly lagged behind that of other countries.

In terms of the relative ranking of the four types of responsibility, a MANOVA indicated that: non-business respondents rank philanthropic responsibilities significantly more highly than business respondents: F 1, 398) = 6.26, p = .01, η2 = .02.02

In terms of the relative ranking of the four types of responsibility, a MANOVA indicated that: female respondents rank philanthropic responsibilities significantly more highly than male respondents: F 1, 394) = 8.50, p < .001, η2 = .02.02

The results show that the imbalance pricing design and the allocation of balance responsibility significantly affect WPP' revenues.

The main factor that accounted for the largest proportion of variance, general practitioner-rated "epilepsy viewed as a primary care responsibility", significantly predicted patient-rated quality of care.

The adolescents who joined the e-therapeutic program (PP analysis) showed an increase in the indices of health responsibility significantly higher than those from the control group.

First, the analysis above revealed that self-efficacy and ascription of responsibility significantly predicted intended condom use, whereas a marginally significant effect was found for subjective norms (see Step 4, Table 5).

The covariance analysis between groups revealed that the experimental group adolescents (PP analysis) showed an increase of the indices of health responsibility significantly superior (∆ M = 0.24 ± 0.51; ƞp = 0.113; Ʌ = 6.081; p = 0.014) to the control group adolescents (∆ M = 0.003 ± 0.43) (Table  2).