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a statistical trend

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p=0.09

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In addition, the magnitude of the peaks was variable, which makes computing them in a significant stable base, or to estimate a statistical trend to be used in a BMI algorithm, difficult, even as statistically the maximum peak is usually achieved during the first 5 s before the actual start of movement.
Yes, evolution of eukaryotes is more tree-like than evolution of prokaryotes (due in large part to meiosis and regular sex in most groups) but the general description is the same: the TOL is not an overarching pattern but a statistical trend and in that form is real and useful.
Early evolution without a tree of life.
Biol Direct · 2011 · PMC3158116
However, several non-significant HRs with a low 95% confidence interval and a statistical trend point to the direction, strength, and precision a variable might predict in this explorative analysis: Stress experience : After selecting only married or patients with a partner, this follow-up found that marital stress was included in a significant model but did not reach statistical significance.
A statistical trend suggests that the difference started emerging earlier: at T 7 , the MI group ( M = 0.38, SE = 0.02) showed reduced cortisol values compared to the NoMI group ( M = 0.45, SE = 0.03); mean difference of 0.07, BCa 95% [0.01, 0.12], t (26) = 2.00, p = .062, Hedges’ g = 0.69, CI 95% [−0.06, 1.44].