None of the included cohorts showed significant deviation from Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium (HWE) (P value significance threshold, 0.05).
= not available; significance test was not performed due to small sample size; * = significant deviation from a 1 1 ratio.
This is significant deviation from the self-reported/estimated $18.65.
The t-test indicated significant deviations from the model at a significance level of 5% for t-values outside the interval [−1.96, 1.96] (Wu and Adams 2007).
The significance of deviation from the genome average for the unique, segmental duplicate and tandem duplicate groups was estimated via bootstrap analysis as described above.
The significance of deviation from the genome average for the unique, segmental duplicate and tandem duplicate groups was estimated via bootstrapping as described above.
Statistical significance for deviation from the standard neutral model was only obtained from TYRP1, but since this is based on 4 SNPs in just 267 bp, we are careful in interpreting this result as non-neutral evolution of the locus.
The questionnaire had questions about normal values for vital signs and the significance of deviation from these norms.
The significance of deviation from Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium was tested using the χ goodness-of-fit test.
Monte Carlo procedure was used to test the significance of deviation from a random distribution at 95% upper and lower confidence envelops, generating 10,000 replications.
