Barely Significant

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However, in the animals exposed at 115 dB SPL, the increases in ASR amplitude were highly significant at all stimulus levels from 105–120 dB SPL ( Fig. 4D ) (F 3,80 = 38.57, P<0.0001) and followed an initial period when startle responses were decreased below control levels ( Fig. 4C ).
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Cells expressing the control CYC1 3′UTR reporter showed little difference in the population mean fluorescence intensity (MFI) when Ssd1 was absent (0.87-fold change in expression in ssd1Δ compared to SSD1 ), while cells containing the test CTS1 3′UTR construct exhibited a nearly three-fold, highly significant increase (p<0.0001) in MFI in ssd1Δ cells compared to SSD1 cells ( Figure S1A ).
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Additionally, non-parametric one-way ANOVA analysis for comparing methylation levels of one loci in different tissues was highly significant for all loci (CpG-1 and CpG-2 for both male and female subpopulations, Krustal-Wallis test, p<0.0001) A relatively greater level of methylation was observed in most tissues at IAP-LTR, Line-1 and Myc .
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Protein signature analysis The correlation between the logarithm of the neuroscience literature and numbers of protein domains for all 650 ISE gene is again weakly positive (+0.7 domains per 10-fold increase in literature, r 2 = 4.2%) but is still highly significant ( p <.0001).
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Note the highly significant (−log10(p)≥4; p≤0.0001) differences for the left and right frontal pole, left and right insula, left and right isthmus cingulate cortex, left and right medial orbital frontal cortex, left and right rostral anterior cingulate cortex, left inferior temporal gyrus, left rostral middle frontal cortex, left temporal pole, right fusiform gyrus, right lateral orbital frontal cortex, and right parahippocampal gyrus.