When the statistic F j < F 0.05 ( 4 , 17 ) , it is considered that the statistic corresponds to a factor with insignificant influence and low sensitivity; when the statistic F 0.05 ( 4 , 17 ) ≤ F j ≤ F 0.01 ( 4 , 17 ) , it is considered that the statistic corresponds to a factor with average significance and medium sensitivity on the measured test indicator; and when F 0.01 ( 4 , 17 ) < F j , it is considered that the statistic corresponds to a factor with highly significant influence on the measured test indicator and high sensitivity.
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Optimizing the Utilization of Steel Slag in Cement-Stabilized Base Layers: Insights from Freeze-Thaw and Fatigue Testing.
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