Sentence examples for statistically significant expansion from inspiring English sources

A small, but statistically significant expansion of IL17+ cells was also noted in peripheral lymphoid organs upon GW501516 stimulation (fig. S4).

Additional file 16: Gene families with statistically significant expansion in the MSGI 1.2 assembly compared to M. truncatula.

In contrast to blood, we observed highly statistically significant expansion of both CD4+ and CD8+ TCR γ/ δ+ T cells in the CSF of untreated RRMS patients.

A Chi-square test with a Bonferroni correction [ 99] was used to identify gene families with statistically significant expansion in M. sativa, taking into account the M. sativa polyploid event relative to M. truncatula.

In the blood, we observed a statistically significant expansion in absolute numbers of CD4+ T cells, along with a trend toward expansion of CD8+ T cells as well as their more cytotoxic counterparts (CD56+ CD8 T cells) in untreated RRMS patients in comparison to HDs.

Negative D and F S values (statistically significant) suggest demographic expansion while positive values of D and F S point to a recently bottlenecked population or diversifying selection.

Nevertheless, the very low frequency of expansion events observed in a wild-type host (∼1%) makes statistically significant analyses of altered expansion proportions in mutant strains difficult (even when analyzing a total of 960 individual colonies per strain).

A detailed analysis of the demographic and clinical parameters in the RA patients revealed no statistically significant correlations for the expansion of Mon2 monocytes (data not shown).

Using this approach, we identified a total of 138 gene families that have undergone a statistically significant (P ≤ 0.01) expansion (or contraction) in M. sativa relative to M. truncatula (Additional file 16).

Finally, the sample size in our study is small, which prevents us to draw any statistically significant conclusions on clonal expansion of TRB subtypes associated with malignant transformation of meningiomas; however, the results from high-throughput sequencing data analysis do support validity of the developed integrated approach.

On the other hand, although average weekly wages still increase following the Medicaid expansions, this effect is only statistically significant at 10%% significance level.