borderline significantp = 0.08
However, there are borderline significant negative correlations ( p = 0.08) between the smoking-associated mortality rate difference (current vs former smokers) and the probability of cancer being mutagen-induced.
However, there are borderline significant negative correlations ( p = 0.08) between the smoking-associated mortality rate difference (current vs former smokers) and the probability of cancer being mutagen-induced.