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meaningfully significantP = 0.00a p-value is never exactly 0qualified
Cell viability in all 3 days and the presence of different concentrations of LPS (except for 50 μg/mL on day 1) indicated increased viability and cell proliferation compared to the control group, which was proportional to the increase in LPS concentration and meaningfully significant ( P = 0.00).
meaningfully significantp -value of < 0.0010.0× alphaqualified
Because the ethnicity x language subgroups were so large, we set the criteria for meaningfully significant difference to be an absolute difference of ≥ 5 percentage points and chi-square p -value of < 0.001.
The difference in QoL was most meaningfully significant in mental composite score among other parameters of QoL. solid organ transplantation quality of life adherence immunosuppressive medication liver transplantation Shiraz Transplant Research Center, Shiraz University of Medical Sciences 10.13039/501100006096 This research received no specific grant
Finally, the gender of the person described in the vignette (Michael or Michelle) did not appear to play a role in respondent recognition of PDA. In terms of the regional and county-level variables, the only statistically meaningfully significant factor with regard to PDA recognition was if the respondent was from a county in the highest quartile of mental health providers per capita. 1 Relative to those from counties in the lowest quartile respondents in the highest quartile counties were less than half as likely to correctly identify the condition as PDA.
We made an a priori decision that a difference in prevalence between two subgroups (e.g., two levels of education, men, and women, or two racial/ethnic groups) would only be considered meaningfully significant if the aPR was statistically significant and the two age-standardized percentages differed by ≥ 1 percentage point.