Barely Significant

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In Switzerland, the significant drop on the daily number of cases (apparent from the first change-point in Fig 3 ) seems to be directly connected to the first change-point (sudden drop in the self-protective behaviors) in Fig 2 , showing that people seem to relax their adherence to preventive behaviors once there is a negative trend on the daily number of confirmed cases.
4) Were there any right censored individuals within 30 days? 5) Correlation does show strong relation with mortality in Fig 6D, but the authors write " does not display a strong association with mortality" 6) What is the biological reason to include MI in the model? Why would MI relate to mortality? 7) If two variables have a clear trend in individuals over time, it may be better first to remove that trend.
Values with P < 0.05 and P < 0.01 were considered significant, and those with P < 0.001 were extremely significant. 3 Results 3.1 TGM2 expression was significantly up-regulated in MDCK low tumor-forming cells In our previous work, we screened a low tumorigenic cell line (MDCK-C09) and a high tumorigenic cell line [ 22 ] (WT) through monoclonal experiments.
Combined QNTS and QLSCD sample As 4,028,157 polymorphisms were shared and the phenotypic distribution did not differ between the two cohorts (Mann-Whitney U test = 132,241.000, SE = 4,945.508, p = 0.925 and Mann-Whitney U test = 128,134.500, SE = 4,946.462, p = 0.356 for pain problems and anxiety symptoms, respectively), we merged the genomic regions for which we found nominally significant results in both the QNTS and QLSCD to achieve stronger statistical power and thus test the robustness of the previous findings.
Although the L-ROI measurements provided significant or almost significant results in some analyses, the S-ROI measurements provided significant results in a larger number of analyses. ∆ ADC between pretreatment and post-EBRT ADC measurements proved to be a significant prognostic predictor in OS and RFS calculations.