Significant correlation effects were shown for relationships between an agent's nonverbal cues and perception of the pedagogical agent, B = .6310, t 70) = 2.2, p = .031; between an agent's instructional style and positive emotion, B = .5816, t 70) = 2.4, p = .0185; and between positive emotion and perception of the virtual agent, B = .4, t 70) = .7336, p = .000.000
The prediction of activation energy of diffusion from the 8-frequency model deviates by more than 50 meV for solutes with significant correlations effect.
Tests for potential publication bias found no significant correlation between effect size and sample size (rs, p>0.05) in all cases, suggesting that file-drawer effects did not strongly bias our results.
Besides, there was no statistically significant correlation between effect size estimates in our meta-analysis and the original studies for these 34 loci (r = 0.12, P = 0.38, Pearson's correlation).
We found a significant, high correlation effect (r=0.74) between the pre-MATE and post-MATE (P <0.01).
A significant correlation of effects of ClO4− with serum thyroid hormones in humans has yet to be confirmed, so the importance of this potential MOA in humans is not known.
Despite these significant correlations, the effect of light on PY expression was not significant.
The former was used to examine if there was significant correlation between the effect estimates and their variances, and the latter uses an inverse-variance weighted regression of the effect sizes on their precision (the inverse of SE) to test whether the intercept deviates significantly from zero.
Moreover, in post-hoc analysis, we found no significant correlation of anxiolytic effect with baseline level of depression (r = 0.043).
There was a significant correlation, of average effect size, between FAST and the negative component of the subscale "Impact of Experiences" (r = 0.44, p <0.05).
