could be considered significantqualified
However, this percentage does not seem negligible, and depending on statistical analyses, it could be considered significant.
However, this percentage does not seem negligible, and depending on statistical analyses, it could be considered significant.
This analysis did not detect any variants that could be considered significant with respect to the ultrasound scan findings.
However, as this is unprecedented, it is difficult to indicate the cut-off points to assess a change that could be considered significant for the “responder”.
Where RERI and AP did not contain ‘0’ and S did not contain ‘1’ could be considered significant ( Jabbarpoor Bonyadi et al., 2020 ).
Our finding that having school recreational facilities was associated with 4.7 more minutes of MVPA could be considered significant as previous research has shown that adolescents tend to accumulate around 66 %, 16 %, and 18 % of their PA in sporadic bouts lasting 1–4 min, 5–9 min, and more than 10 min, respectively ( Mark and Janssen, 2009 ).
Thus, any responses falling out of this range (−23.82–25.66%, Figures 3B , 4B , 5B , gray boxes) could be considered significant changes.
Persistent Mtb release among a randomly selected community cohort is common Based on the observation from baseline sampling that 94% of matched samples differed by fewer than five Mtb bacilli, we reasoned that differences in the average count between two consecutive samples through time of five or greater could be considered significant.
For Bonferroni post hoc analyses, P values were adjusted for the number of comparisons by SPSS (raw post hoc p-value multiplied by the number of comparisons) so that <0.05 could be considered significant.
The effects of increased/decreased precipitation and temperature on soil minerals could be considered significant if the 95% CI did not overlap zero.
T and CO 2 could be considered significant factors responsible for decreasing water absorption in B-FCB within the curing time.
Minimal clinically important difference Minimal clinically important difference (MCID), defined as the smallest change in score in the questionnaire that could be considered significant, was based on the above-mentioned anchor questions, which allowed selecting patients who had experienced an improvement (“better”) [ 47 ].
The nodes with the greatest number of neighbors were identified ( Table 3 ), which could be considered significant hubs of the network.
Bleeding that could be considered significant rarely occurred.
The minimal detectable change (MDC) was determined as 95% CI of SEM for balance variables (± 1.96 SEM) used to evaluate the change that could be considered significant between the two times of measurement 11 , 14 ) .
Despite the mild reduction in symptom duration, the global repercussions of such a frequent diagnosis as AGE in hospitalized children could be considered significant [ 86 , 88 , 91 , 92 ].
A power calculation prior to the start of the study based on average change in hearing threshold with time that could be considered significant (> 10 dbHL ± 5 dbHL) over population average and test–retest reliability, determined a sample size of 42 to give 90% power an α of 0.05.
Effects could be considered significant when probabilities were below 0.05.
In line with this, we have shown that a minimum difference of 3.93% in CCFD% within a given box would need to be exceeded before the change in CCFD% could be considered significant with a 95% confidence.
Applying a post hoc Bonferroni correction, none of our results could be considered significant.
The variance of the results is not reported, nor is there an indication of which differences between results could be considered significant.
The direct effect did not reach the α < 0.05 significance level ( c’ = −0.40 p = 0.095) but could be considered significant at a trend level.
Dam services predicted significantly dam rejection holding constant the rest of variables, thus could be considered significant mediators between water security and dam rejection (or acceptance).
For both adults and children, the average consumption of green leafy vegetables does not generate EDI values that could be considered significant contributions to the established TRVs.
Considering the antimicrobial cutoff points of pure compounds defined in a previous report [ 33 ], the antimicrobial activities of test compounds could be considered significant/moderate for compounds 3 and 5 ; moderate for compounds 1 and 4 ; moderate/low for compounds 2 , 6 , and 8 ; low/not active for compounds 9 and 10 ; and not active for compound 7 against specific microorganism.
However, taking into consideration the period of a year of study, and after the data analysis, this sample could be considered significant, because of the number of patients, the number of beds in the ICU, and the number of prescriptions analyzed.