Sentence examples for settlement p from inspiring English sources

Members of the bZIP and Tbox families are enriched in competent larvae and may be involved in regulating the expression of genes necessary for settlement (p < 0.05, Fisher's exact test; Additional file 5).

However, after controlling for year, ALAE for defending claims that resulted in a plaintiff settlement (p < 0.001), that were dropped, withdrawn or dismissed (p <0.05), and that were settled via arbitration or mediation (p <0.01) were significantly different between groups.

Although only a small percentage of claims go to trial, low-liability risk specialties have significantly more claims that are ultimately dropped, withdrawn or dismissed, while high-liability risk specialties have significantly more claims that result in plaintiff settlement (p < 0.001).

Our simulations assume a fixed probability of settlement, p setttle, to be equal across all sires, in this case p setttle = 0.285 (the global mean), and simulate 1000 data sets where the number of offspring for each sire in each of three bins is drawn from a negative binomial distribution with μ = 4.63 and size = μ 2 / (12.63 − μ ), again these are the empirically observed values across sires.

On the opposite side of the river, a Slavonic settlement, Pest (meaning "Lime Kiln," which is also suggested by Ofen, the German name for Buda), was already in existence.

The settlement says that the tour would abide by the wording of the settlement Ping made with the U.S.G.A. a year earlier in exempting the Ping club from any future banning of square-grooved wedges, whose grooves impart more spin to a golf ball hit from long or wet grass.

Aesthetic impacts of settlement extension (P < 0.001) and of grassland intensification (P < 0.001) reduced the economic value of development options impacting the Visp landscape.

Reached an injury settlement with P Tommy Thompson.

Importantly, OCR claims it examined every sexual assault grievance that the University received during the 2011-12 school year as part of the settlement process (p. 10).

The mean DDS for respondents living in informal settlements was significantly lower than that for respondents living in formal settlements (ANOVA, p < 0.001).

The loophole has its roots in language written into the tour's portion of a lawsuit settlement with Ping in 1993.