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“barely statistically significant”

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For each data set, we examined whether scaled connectivity (a metric of whether a gene is acting as a “hub”) correlated with the depth of literature base using Kendall rank correlation; in the PRAD dataset, the correlation was miniscule, negative, and barely statistically significant; in the COAD data set, the correlation was miniscule, positive, and statistically significant, and the correlation was insignificant in the GBMLGG dataset (Fig. 2a–c ).
The precision of ruby fluorescence pressure measurements is 0.05 GPa and, while the distinctions between our and Katrusiak’s values are barely statistically significant, there may also be a temperature effect: an ambient temperature of 296 K quoted above would be an unprecedented luxury in our lab in Edinburgh.
Finally, another indicator of social embeddedness, overlapping with mobility, is inbreeding (lack of mobility between the PhD-granting university and the university granting tenure [ 16 , 17 ]); staying in the same university for the whole career could have the effect of reinforcing the relations with the local environment, and previous studies for Spanish researchers found that inbred faculty were at a relative advantage of getting early tenure compared to the non-inbred, although the relationship was barely statistically significant [ 47 ].
This approach is unlikely to be fruitful in MIRACL for several reasons: (1) baseline lipid measurements might have been transiently depressed owing to the acute coronary event; (2) lipid levels during treatment were first measured at 6 weeks, by which time many of the endpoint events had already occurred; (3) factors other than serum lipids have a greater effect on acute coronary syndromes than on stable coronary disease; and (4) the statistical power for subgroup analyses is low because the treatment effect was barely statistically significant for the whole trial.