not quite statistically significantp = 0.055
This represents a doubling in ΔAUC over the age+ sex model (see Figure 2 ), although this difference is not quite statistically significant (p = 0.055), according to the DeLong test.
This represents a doubling in ΔAUC over the age+ sex model (see Figure 2 ), although this difference is not quite statistically significant (p = 0.055), according to the DeLong test.
Finally, at the p<5×10 −4 threshold, the use of 120 SNPs identified by the C/J analysis and the lead SNPs results in a slightly higher and nearly statistically significant increase in AUC over that of a model which includes only the 34 lead SNPs at the corresponding loci (AUC = 0.5965 vs. 0.5858; p = 0.067).