“likely to be significant”

When output falls much below capability, the positive short-run effect of budget deficits is likely to be significant.

Starting with the observation that it can be as much an affective state as a rational one, and that emotions can both guide and influence how trust evaluations are made [ 21 ], this work has, in combination, emphasised the complex negotiations that underlie interactions, and hence the plethora of situational factors likely to be significant.

Therefore, we believe our results are more globally applicable to LCIS and that alterations identified in other pathways not specifically validated in this study are nonetheless very likely to be significant.

The 5-fold affinity difference is likely to be significant.

Although one can test for violations of sphericity, these tests are sensitive to sample size and are likely to be significant with small violations of sphericity in large samples and, conversely, fail to reach significance with large violations of sphericity in small samples (Twisk, 2003 ).

2007 ), are likely to be significant.

Lastly, a particular concern was the high level of heterogeneity observed for both placebo controlled and comparator controlled studies and our inability to identify variables likely to be significant contributors to this heterogeneity.

In total, these data suggest that the roles of Notch2 and Notch4 in retinal neurogenesis are less likely to be significant.

Also likely to be significant is the modification of 'baseline' patterns of movement and social interaction in response to perceived risk of infection.

The study involved 8 different experimental runs for 4 chosen factors likely to be significant at low (-1) and high (+ 1) coded levels, as given in Table 1 .

Nevertheless the trial has stopped and it is still likely to be significant.

Ambient ISM background dust processing is, therefore, likely to be significant and complex, in contrast to zero processing in a uniform ISM 10 , 14 , 27 , 32 .