highly significantP = 0.000
Sometimes a highly significant P value is mistakenly reported as “ P = 0.000” (e.g., for “ P = 0.0000123”).
Sometimes a highly significant P value is mistakenly reported as “ P = 0.000” (e.g., for “ P = 0.0000123”).
This results in coining some interesting terms including “partially significant” or “marginally significant” used by some authors and interpreting the non-significant results (with a P = 0.06, for example) in the manuscript “Discussion” section in a way if the difference is in fact significant.