Barely Significant

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The bottom line of all these numerical findings is that the same system exhibits a quite significant response to the periodic driving away from thermal equilibrium, but hardly shows any reaction to the same driving as the unperturbed system approaches thermal equilibrium, or if it already started out near thermal equilibrium (stalled response).
Furthermore, Cox proportional hazards model analysis 38 indicated that five of the transcriptomic markers ( STMN1, WDR12, AZIN1, MAD2L1 , and MCM4 ) had a significant association with response to Enzalutamide (Wald p value < 0.05, Supplementary Data 5C , see Methods), yet many of them were borderline significant and did not outperform MYC and NME2 (Supplementary Data 7C ).
The latter results indicate that while the ecological advantage of genomovars DW07 and CZ05 at high-salt conditions may be significant, it is apparently not strong enough to purge diversity within the species (i.e., completely outcompete remaining genomovars), and genomovars that may be less-adapted to high-salt concentrations (e.g., CZ34 and CM11) appear to survive such (unfavorable) conditions, presumably as (viable) members of the rare biosphere.
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Aβ-induced APEL was characterized through a transwell assay, where a range of concentrations (0 μM–40 μM) were employed, before two concentrations, 20 μM and 40 μM, were selected for further experiments due to their highly significant induction of leakiness (Supplementary Fig. 3 ).
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However, there were two events, one involving aneuploidies and the other involving a homoeologous exchange that, while statistically highly significant and physically very large, could only be explained either by assuming that the individual sequenced underwent a somatic mutation that led to somatic mosaicism for the chromosomal aberration or that the sequenced material derived from at least two genetically heterogeneous individuals differing for the detected aberration.