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But Ye's performances remain statistically remarkable.

As with Office Space, Mike Judge spends a statistically remarkable percentage of his time hitting social and political nails smartly on the head.

A total of 3094 genes of the large yellow croaker transcriptome were mapped to KEGG, and 20 statistically remarkable categories (P value < 0.05) are listed in Table 2.

Firstly, the number of subjects collected particularly in diabetic subjects was small, and the nonsignificant associations between PGRN and some factors may become statistically remarkable if larger samples were studied.

However, increases in E3 ubiquitin ligases expression and activation of autophagy were statistically less remarkable in atrophic Gcn2−/− muscles than in WT (Fig. S3).

In 135 years of Australian international batting, only Donald Bradman, who may be statistically the most remarkable performer in any sport, is unequivocally his superior.

A remarkable, statistically significant, direct correlation (Spearman's r = 1, p value<0.0001) was observed between NKG2D expression and the magnitude of killing mediated through NKG2D, determined as indicated above (Figure 1C).

However, a remarkable statistically significant difference between patients with high (ST-positive) and low (ST-negative) baseline IL-6 titers are observed.

The comparisons between cases and controls in Table  1 show no remarkable, statistically significant associations between single PCB congeners and breast cancer risk, in the absence of control for other congeners.

Griner, 22, has not had a remarkable season statistically, averaging 12.6 points, 6.3 rebounds and a league-leading 3 blocks per game.

For sex, the MH1 item "Accomplished less (emotional)" showed statistically significant and graphically remarkable uniform DIF.