A decade after treatment, stand-level differences in basal area growth and density between two gap-based treatments and an unharvested control were not statistically significant, largely due to low replication, but within-stand growth and regeneration responses differed strongly by spatial position relative to harvest gaps.
But the age at diagnosis and type of OPMD were not with statistically significant largely due to the small sample size.
Trends toward higher glycolytic enzyme activities and lower aerobic enzyme activities were observed in other tissues (e.g., muscle CS, Figure 3), but these were not statistically significant largely due to the high variation in enzyme activity determinations.
The estimated gender test score gaps, where statistically significant, are largely in line with international literature; however, the gender gap in a particular subject only appears at certain educational levels and tends to increase as students progress through school (Coleman et al. 1966; Husain and Millimet 2009; Fryer and Levitt 2010).
The PRODISTIN method has also been largely statistically assessed for robustness against the presence of false interactions in a previous study [ 22].
Readers are left with a troubling disjunction between the rhetorical importance of structure and a statistically significant, but largely unimpressive association between the level of governance and HIV prevalence.
Although the differences in Table 1 are highly statistically significant, this is largely a function of the number of patients in each cell of the table.
Nuclear SOX2 levels were largely and statistically significantly higher in lung SCCs (n = 109, set I; n = 177 set II) relative to the levels in adenocarcinomas (set I, n = 178; set II, n = 334) (both p<0.001) (Figure 3A).
The bivariate associations of individual and household variables as predictors of asthma were largely not statistically significant (Table 1).
However, these increases, though consistent, were largely not statistically significant after the rigorous testing for multiple comparisons that we used.
