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highly significantp ≤ 1e-060.0× alphaqualifiedgold
In Supplementary Data 6 , the association of CHRM3 activation with “urinary contraction” (literature ID 364) contains the p value and ROC AUC for “Urinary retention” and is classified as highly significant ( p ≤ 1e-06), with distance 1 (i.e., the significant PT and starting PT are connected via 1 intermediate in the network, via the shared HT).
highly significantP < 1 × 10 −60.0× alphaqualifiedgold
A highly significant positive correlation ( R = 0.43, P < 1 × 10 −6 ) between CHK1 and ZEB1 was observed in these breast carcinomas, in which 69% (89 of 129) of the tumors with high ZEB1 expression exhibited high CHK1 expression, and 77% (47 of 61) of the tumors with low ZEB1 expression showed low CHK1 expression ( Fig. 8b ).
highly significantP -value ≤ 10 −60.0× alphaqualifiedgold
Briefly, meta-analyses were considered to be supported by robust evidence if the association was supported by more than 1000 cases, a highly significant association (the random effects model had a P -value ≤ 10 −6 , a threshold that is considered to substantially reduce false positive findings) [ 31 – 33 ], there was absence of high heterogeneity based on I 2 < 50%, the 95% PI excluded the null value, and there was no evidence of small-study effects or excess statistical significance.
highly significantp-value<1 × 10 −60.0× alphaqualifiedgold
Following previous umbrella reviews, 13 we considered as convincing the associations with>1000 cases a highly significant association (p-value<1 × 10 −6 ), no large between-study heterogeneity, no evidence of excess significance bias or small study effects, and a 95% prediction interval excluding the null value.
highly significantP < 0.0000010.0× alphaqualifiedgold
Significant differences were observed between the SIDS and non-SIDS groups: the presence of thymic petechiae in SIDS (89.5%) compared with non-SIDS (47.7%) was highly significant ( P < 0.000001; OR 9.38 (CL 4.5 to 19.9), and their absence was more frequent in non-SIDS (52.3%) compared with SIDS cases (10.4%) ( P < 0.000001).