Barely Significant
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“marginally significant”

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p>=0.1

Listed by Hankins (2013) · Otte et al. (2022)

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However we noticed a marginally significant drop in the estimated heritability (to h 2 = 33.9%, se = 6.5%) when all 966,578 SNPs including the 1,000 causal SNPs were used simultaneously in the LMM, indicating that some of the signal from the causal SNPs was being swamped by the remaining SNPs.
On the other hand HS versus CS using z -normalization and HS versus MS using p -rank normalization were statistically significant ( p -value < 0.05) and marginally significant (0.051), respectively, those models had a large proportion of raw features present in the model: six of twelve and five of twelve features, respectively, and the effect of the side-dependency is more noticeable.
In the cohort with low education, the magnitude of the regression coefficients of latitude and of latitude*latitude decreased after including rurality and remained significant only for all-cause mortality, although the coefficients for mortality from cancer and from cardiovascular diseases were marginally significant (p values around 0.07).
For example, the fact that a match with a marginally significant FET2p of 0.05 and an R 2 of 0.8 (an above average R 2 for genuine matches between functionally equivalent phenotypes; see Table 2 ) would have a PM score of ~1 (1.040824) makes this score a useful benchmark since scores <1 must either have low R 2 or insignificant FET2p while scores >>1 must at least have a highly significant FET2p if not a high R 2 as well.