The most significant contradictory belief the survey reveals has to do with salvation.
This article examines the most significant, contradictory evidence pertaining to autism.
The first objective of this article is to examine the most significant, contradictory evidence pertaining to autism.
All chip elements meeting the criteria of fold-change ≥ 2.0 (p < 0.01), in any experimental replicate, were further filtered to return only transcripts for which at least one chip element responded with 2-fold or greater change, in the same direction, p < 0.01, with no other chip element indicating a significant contradictory directional change, across all three replicates for a treatment.
Based on an integrative analysis of 36 studies centering around strategy standardization/adaptation, its antecedents, and performance outcomes, this stream of research was found to be characterized by non-significant, contradictory, and, to some extent, confusing findings attributable to inappropriate conceptualizations, inadequate research designs, and weak analytical techniques.
Two agencies in the Department of the Interior are nearing significant yet contradictory decisions that will affect the fate of one of America's iconic animal species, the polar bear.
Among them: inconsistencies in the number or type of patients ("Women present in early reports seem to have become men by later reports," the authors write); statistically insignificant differences reported as significant; and contradictory information in figures and written results.
However, ASTL expression did not correlate within the two methods, which is in line with the significant but contradictory findings (p = 0.58; data not shown).
On the other hand, in 1,364 patients, mainly non-diabetics with stable angina, Borgeraas et al. [ 14] recently reported even lower ADMA levels in subjects with significant CAD, which is contradictory to our findings.
Patel also failed to explain the contradictory comment "no significant marks of violence" on his report, the panel found.
Instead, the justices tend to grant review in cases where two or more of the 13 US courts of appeals have issued contradictory rulings on significant matters of federal law.
