A Winding Road: Alzheimer's Disease Increases Circuitous Functional Connectivity Pathways.

Front Comput Neurosci · 2015 · PMC4649041 · PMID 26635593

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highly significantp < 10 −15actually significant

Shapiro-Wilks tests of Normality were highly significant ( p < 10 −15 ) for both groups, and so measures of means and variances were not appropriate characterizations of the distributions.

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