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highly significantp-value <1.0E-500.0× alphaqualifiedgold
The RNA-seq based estimates of the change in transcript abundance showed a highly significant positive correlation with the change in the long/short-ratio ( Fig 2B ; correlation coefficient 0.32; p-value <1.0E-50), which was even stronger for the 97 genes with significant tail-length change after multiple-testing correction ( Fig 2B ; correlation coefficient 0.4; p-value = 4.4E−05), suggesting that changing the poly(A)-tail length due to reduced PAPS1 activity alters transcript abundance.
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Relationship of citation source to citation validity Pearson’s chi-square tests revealed a highly significant association between citation source type (article vs. book) and citation validity across all three models (χ2 ≥ 236, df = 3, Bonferroni-adjusted p < 1 × 10 − 50).
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For example, of 596 genes in cluster 6A ( Figure 6 ) ( R 2 =0.505), 165 were involved in the process of worm growth according the Gene Ontology annotations, representing a highly significant enrichment of gene function in this cluster ( P < 10 −49 ) (Supplementary Data).
highly significantp = 1.80 × 10 − 480.0× alphaqualifiedgold
The UCP2–CD68 association remained highly significant after adjustment (partial ρ = 0.524, p = 1.80 × 10 − 48 ), confirming that the relationship between UCP2 expression and macrophage infiltration is not a spurious consequence of tumour purity variation ( Supplementary Fig.
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In addition, allele frequencies derived from the pooled sequencing experiment were compared to those derived from all individuals in the phase II genotype data and revealed a highly significant correlation (r = 0.971, p < 6.58x10 −48 ), further supporting the validity of the pooled sequencing approach.
highly significantp = 10 −460.0× alphaqualifiedgold
With a global average of 52.7% ± 0.12% history-congruent trials, we found a small but highly significant perceptual bias towards preceding experiences ( β = 16.18 ± 1.07, T(1.09×10 3 ) = 15.07, p = 10 −46 ; Fig 2A ) that was largely consistent across studies ( S1B Fig ) and more pronounced in participants who were less sensitive to external sensory information ( S1C Fig ).