Signalment and laboratory findings in cats with diabetes mellitus in Germany: a retrospective review of laboratory submissions of 129,505 cats.

31 With a large sample size, as in this study, minimal differences between study groups/populations might be significant based on P value, and effect sizes r or Cramér V help interpret the relevance of any significant results. 32 According to Cohen, r or V of 0.1, 0.3 and 0.5 indicate a small, medium and large effect, respectively. 33 – 35 For numerical variables, besides the P value and the effect size, the medians in relation to the laboratory RI were also used to interpret the results.

also in 2,457 other papers