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For example, using a longitudinal design, Hankin et al. (2004, Study 2) found that when the CSQ and the DAS were examined simultaneously in the prediction of depressive symptoms and depressive disorder, neither main effects, nor diathesis-stress interactions (entered on a subsequent step), were uniquely significant for either cognitive style.

For each knockdown, main effects were generally consistent across all partners in each pair-wise scan; no specific combination of knockdowns revealed a uniquely significant effect for one of the genes.

Without even observing proper process through a white paper and green paper, the coalition now seeks to abolish, for ever, what makes marriage uniquely significant.

And that makes the poet (among other artists), and Yeats in particular, uniquely significant.

Historians using the feudal model for comparative purposes emphasized those characteristics which resemble or seem to resemble Western feudal practices and neglected other, dissimilar aspects, some of which were uniquely significant in shaping the evolution of the areas in question.

Real estate like Mac Hall gives the students' union uniquely significant leverage, Nesbitt says.

While in many ways the advent of Hindu Americans recapitulates the familiar immigrant story, it is also uniquely significant.

With these "uniquely" significant markers, marked variance was then computed according to Eqs. 7 and 8.

Polar satellites are uniquely important for weather prediction.

Of the fixed risks, age remained significant, uniquely accounting for 0.9% of the variance.

Of the modifiable risks, social support remained significant, uniquely accounting for 1.8% of the variance, functional limitations uniquely accounted for 8.1% of the variance and sleep uniquely accounted for 0.7% of the variance.