Mr Judt sees Ms Anissimov's misunderstanding of Levi's significance as akin to describing Ulysses (Levi's literary hero) as being nothing more than "an old soldier on the way back from the wars who encounters a few problems en route.
Character, on the other hand, is more akin to linguistic meaning than reference and is supposed (according to Kaplan) to account for cognitive significance.
p value of statistical significance NS no statistical significance, AKI acute kidney injury, AKIN acute kidney injury network definition, APACHE II acute physiology and chronic health evaluation II, ICU intensive care unit, LOS length of stay, SAPS II Simplified Acute Physiology Score II, SOFA sequential organ failure assessment score.
We have tested the statistical significance of differences between populations, the predictive power of the variables, akin to their importance, and the expected predictive performance that may be achieved using the selected variables.
As such, the statistical significance of the findings is doubtful, and the results might be interpreted as akin to a case report, or a medical anecdote.
Ms. McCaskill and her campaign pointedly played down the significance of the poll, noting that earlier surveys had failed to detect that Mr. Akin was going to win the Republican primary against two well-known candidates, one of whom had spent millions of dollars more than Mr. Akin.
P.S. F. Scott Fitzgerald, who knew a thing or two about the dreams of teen-aged girls (albeit only of ones from a milieu akin to his own), spent time in Hollywood and wrote about its significance for the Jews who worked there.
While not achieving statistical significance, there was also a trend towards increasing urine output in patients classified as AKIN stage 1.
Between non-AKI and AKIN 1, p was 0.014 and p < 0.001 when comparing with AKIN 2 and AKIN 3. In between AKIN 1 and AKIN 3, p = 0.004, whereas in between AKIN 2 and AKIN 3 p = 0.039.
Accepting "Bush at War" for what it is -- something akin to an unofficial transcript of 100 days of debate over war in Afghanistan, with omissions of unknown significance -- then what does it tell us about the character of President Bush and his government, and what does it tell us about the war they are planning to fight next?
