While spearman correlations of ∆ aY with d y (rho = −0.45) and Δ Y (rho = 0.11) did not reach statistical significance, the HCE growth rate of adults Δ A showed a strong, statistically significant correlation with ∆ aY (rho = 0.81, p-value < 0.001).
The Dolphins have not been strong statistically on defense this year, ranking 23d in the league against the run and 22d against the pass.
Despite these methodologic limitations, the consistent observation of strong, statistically significant associations from different study designs carried out in different regions provide support for a causal association between ingesting drinking water with high concentrations of arsenic and lung cancer.
As Figure 4c displays, there is a strong statistically significant relationship at the 0.01 level (rs = .429**).429**
RESULTS: Based upon a survey eighteen months after baseline data was collected, all four measures of cigarette smoking behavior showed a strong statistically significant reduction of personal smoking behavior among those receiving active interventions versus the passive group.
These differences in treatment were associated with an almost statistically significant (p = 0.067), 20% relative reduction in mortality in addition to a strong statistically significant reduction in morbidity (duration of mechanical ventilation and ICU stay, p = 0.006).
We continue to find strong, statistically significant evidence for the parental characteristics variables, suggestive evidence that these variables have an impact through their effect on individual preferences rather than solely through an effect on these intermediary variables.
Our study found that pedestrian and bicyclist injuries are almost ten times more likely to involve severe injuries than any other ED visit among children, and that traumatic brain injury (TBI) was a strong, statistically significant predictor of in-hospital mortality in children hit by motor vehicles.
However, and as Figure 4a reveals, there is a strong statistically significant association between cross-national variations in the share of the workforce employed in informal enterprises and cross-national variations in the cost of business start-up procedures as a percentage of GNI per capita (rs = .528**).528**
In both cases where there is a strong statistically significant correlation between cross-national variations in tax rates and the share of the workforce in informal enterprises, the direction of the association is in the opposite direction to that suggested in neo-liberal discourse.
Analysis of all grids in the study area using Spearman's Rank revealed strong statistically significant correlations for each crime and disorder type (Table 3) with the location of licensed premises; the strongest relationship was between premises and disorder, followed by CD, VAP, and drugs.
