“highly significant”

For all tumors, there was a highly significant association between the Immunotype Score and the expression of PTPRC (r = 0.32, p = 0.0005, Fig. 2 A, Table 1 ).

There were highly significant differences in the content of amino acids methionine ( P = 0.0005), leucine ( P = 0.0001), lysine ( P < 0.0001), and histidine ( P = 0.0005) in chicken breast from the 3 dietary treatments ( Table 7 ).

In conclusion, estimating the relatedness of the spore inoculum to paternal genomes of harvested fruitbodies (hypothesis H3) revealed a not significant relationship at Site 1 and Site 2 but a highly significant at site 3 (r = 0.417, p -value < 5e− 4; Table 2 ).

At the group level, the first of these differences is highly significant by a (classical) matched-pairs t -test, D = 16 ms, t (19) = 4.33, p < .0005, whereas the second of them is not, D = − 3 ms, t (19) = − 1.73, p > 0.05.

There was a strong, positive, and highly significant relationship between MT and RT in all three groups of cats ( p < 0.0005).

However, at 14 D, the interaction between phytase and Ca and P i levels was highly significant ( P = 0.0005), with the NC+no phytase treatment having the lowest bone ash percentage compared with the PC treatment, regardless of phytase inclusion.

Hypoxia exposure reduced neuronal survival to 40 – 90% of survival in normoxic controls in all 12 experiments leading to a highly significant (p = 0.0005) loss of intact cells (Fig. 5 b).

Similarly, carotenoid content (CAR) exhibited a highly significant positive correlation with biological yield (BY) (r = 0.8447, p = 0.0005*) and TGW (r = 0.7378, p = 0.0062*).

Data for 834 individuals scattered across 561 municipalities showed that lower altitude is a highly significant ( r = −0.35, p = 0.0005) predictor of vitamin D levels, perhaps influenced by the high levels of UV light in coastal cities and the cooler climate of higher altitude cities leading to more clothing coverage ( 208 ).

However, the landscape was roughly the same at 1 and 2 km, as shown by the highly significant correlations of the variables at the two scales (all P-values < 0.0005; r = 0.85, 0.88 and 0.71, for percentage of natural habitats, crops and landscape heterogeneity respectively).

For this group, Bartlett’s test indicated the adequacy of the data to apply FA with a p -value highly significant ( p < 0.0005), leading to the rejection of the null hypothesis H0: The correlation matrix is equal to the identity matrix.

We thus fitted the additive model, and, in this model, the method of density estimation was not significant (p = 0.1266) while the effect of the log.BodyMass was highly significant (p = 0.0005, conditional R 2 = 0.90).

However, mice immunised with chromatographically deaggregated hIgG (deag.hIgG) showed a highly significant lowering of the immune response, in comparison to either ag.hIgG (P = 0.0005) or the heat-ag.hIgG (P = 0.001).

Moreover, we observed a highly significant association between the expression of CCR5 prior to infection in a given subset and the percentage of cells infected ( p = 0.0005, Fig. 4 d).

The dermatitis in the skin of all mutant mice was associated with a highly significant (p < 0.0005) increased expression of Chil3 consistent with type 2 inflammation ( S14 Fig ).

A highly significant log-log relationship between abundance and frequency was found at the OTU level ( P < 0.0005), which was conserved between phyla ( Supplementary Figure S1 ) and revealed a steady abundance to frequency ratio of between 10 and 1 reads per sample.

A P -value < 0.05 (*) was considered statistically significant, P < 0.005 (**) was considered highly significant, and P < 0.0005 (***) was considered extremely significant.

Upregulated genes grouped into 75 highly significant categories (selected according to p <0.0005 and at least 10 genes per category, S2 Table ), of which 22 (29%) were involved in the development, growth or death of brain cells, functions of the nervous system (e.g., behavior, cognition, or mood disorders) and/or the amount of neurotransmitters ( Table 1A ).

In particular, obtained from an allele-based case–control comparison, the top-ranking SNP, rs3800231, of FOXO3A had a highly significant ( p < 0.0005) OR of 1.42 (CI: 1.18–1.70).

We found a highly significant relationship between antidepressant use and eclampsia, OR 2.84 ( p < 0.0005, CI 2.06 – 3.92), unchanged when compared with the depressed/anxious cohort: OR 2.84 ( p < 0.0005, CI 2.06 – 3.92).

The overall differences between these subgroups were statistically highly significant ( p < 0.0005 ), and the post hoc subgroup analysis demonstrated significant differences between all distinct subgroups except for oligodendrogliomas WHO grade 3 and astrocytomas WHO grade 2.

This relationship was fit using gamma regression and a log link, the results of which were highly significant (p < 0.0005, Supplementary Fig.

Nature of employment and statistical topic were highly significant predictors of choice of the practice of statistics as a required competency ((F = 3.777, p < 0.0005) and (F = 45.834, p < 0.0005), respectively).

A chi square test with Monte Carlo simulation for the counting data resulted in a highly significant association between species and cultures with P = 0.0005, revealing that the ensemble was equivalent to more than one biocultural unit.

This difference, however, was highly significant in Malayalam readers ( p < .0005) but not in Telugu readers ( p = .09).