Multiple comparisons between the factor-level means were made using the Tukey honest significant difference (HSD) adjustment of comparison-wise p-values to maintain an experiment-wise cut-off p-value of 0.05.
These subsequent tests used a stringent nominal (comparison-wise) cut-off (P = 0.01).
Cutting hair is not something you can undo quickly (growing it out takes time) so it is wise to cut off lengths of an inch or so at a time rather than deeper, longer cuts.
Take the same size paper you just worked with and cut off ⅛" length-wise and width-wise.
"If you look at the other UKIP target seats they are, more often than not, places cut off transport-wise, and serviced by rickety, unreliable and overpriced rail services," he writes.
For cluster-level correction, the statistical image of uncorrected voxel-wise p values was first cut off by the cluster-forming threshold.
Jens Weidmann, a German commissioner with the bank, observed in a speech Thursday that it has "no mandate to safeguard the solvency of [national] banks and governments" and that it was a wise move by the bank to cut off emergency cash infusions to Greece so that they are no longer being used to finance capital flight.
A step-wise increase in the P-value cut off caused the clusters A1, Ch, F1, F2, and M to merge in a supercluster (data not shown), suggesting a close relationship of the enclosed sequences.
Playing shallow to cut off a bloop hit, Wise took off for the fence.
Once all the rough edges or areas are cut off, fold the bags in half, width-wise.
