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We concluded that heterogeneity is not significant in the overall analysis, suggesting that most variation was attributable to chance alone.
The average percentage of variation between practices which was attributable to chance (sampling variation) was then calculated.
Fisher's exact test was used to determine the probability that each biological function assigned to that data set was attributable to chance alone [ 63].
The heterogeneity of the results within each comparator group was low except for β blockers: this low heterogeneity suggests that each of the results was consistent and that most of the variation was attributable to chance alone.
The authors found one significant relationship between a test of executive function (verbal fluency) and telomere length in the opposite direction to that expected, which the authors speculate was attributable to chance.
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As the authors write, "the relationships between inequality and poor health and social problems are too strong to be attributable to chance".
The answer is 2.76percentt, meaning there is only one chance in 36 of the Tory monopoly on parliamentary sex scandals being attributable to chance".
We would not normally encourage using the funnel-type plot as a means of picking out individuals whose discrepancies may be attributable to chance alone, but in this example one point lies so much further from the envelope than the rest that the corresponding rater warrants further investigation: rater 156, who rated 31 samples and whose agreement score is just 0.41.
The possibility exists that this result is attributable to chance.
Of course, this isolated event may be attributable to chance.
Given the multiple tests that were conducted, some associations may be attributable to chance.
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