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The significance level for interpretation of factor loadings was 0.40.
To be more conservative the level of statistical significance for the interpretation of Egger's test was set at P = 0.10.
We accounted for this fact by additionally introducing a (quite strict) relevance criterion besides statistical significance for the substantial interpretation of context-level effects (see Sect. 4.3).
This question has significance for the clinical interpretation of CEA and CEACAM6 levels in tumors and for the development of CEA-targeted therapies.
Overall, this review illustrates the significance of the surface in considerations of thermodynamic phase stability, and highlights the significance of particle particle contacts for interpretation of the kinetics of transformation and growth.
Finally, 34 clones revealing gains or losses were considered as CNVs with unknown clinical significance and await familial studies for interpretation.
The distinguishing features highlighted in these definitions vary considerably, and the expressions are, perhaps unavoidably, often so vague that the difference in wordings has less significance for classification than the interpretation given to them by the one whom is doing it.
After excluding the purely descriptive and theoretical articles, analytic studies were evaluated for their use of NHST with P-values and/or CI for interpretation of statistical "significance" and "relevance" in study conclusions.
Further critical aspects considered by the FDA regarding the appropriate incorporation of the PRO measure into the protocol and statistical analysis plan include, but are not limited to, plans for handling missing data, adjustment for multiplicity, and plans for interpretation beyond statistical significance.
A significance level of p <0.01 was used for interpretation of results.
Better knowledge is needed for interpretation of the clinical significance of early migration of different implant designs.
