meaningfully significantqualified
Despite these limitations, the findings from this study are still meaningfully significant to direct further projects.
Despite these limitations, the findings from this study are still meaningfully significant to direct further projects.
This corresponds very well with our PSDI values of the paranoid (PN), borderline (BL), schizoid (SZ), dependent (AB), negativistic (NT), avoidant (Su), and depressive (DP) personality styles, as Kuhl and Kazén (2009) found meaningfully significant correlations between these styles and the factors neuroticism, extraversion, and agreeableness of the NEO-FFI (see Table 6 , which we placed closely above Figure 2 , in order to make the correspondence visible).
A number of meaningfully significant links were in evidence in these models.
None of the ERRs for individual cancer sites showed meaningfully significant findings.
Fourth, while we utilized effect sizes as a secondary method of capturing meaningfully significant results, we did not correct our group contrasts for multiple comparisons due to concerns regarding type 2 error in this novel and largely exploratory study.
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.
The prevalence of daily SSB consumption among adults with disabilities was slightly higher than among adults without disabilities; however, because this was one cross-sectional study, we do not know whether this difference is meaningfully significant.
administered a study on Yazd medical tourists’ satisfaction and showed that service quality gap is meaningfully significant in three aspects; responsiveness, assurance and empathy.
A minimum difference of 18% in PCT Quiz scores represents a statistically and meaningfully significant increase in knowledge, based on a pilot study [ 45 ].
Despite these important distinctions in populations, our OS analysis was not statistically or meaningfully significant between the two communities, which is consistent with other analyses of rural–urban prostate cancer disparity [ 1 , 8 , 13 ].
However, no sociodemographic variable appeared to be meaningfully significant association with depression and frailty.
Difference about education years was meaningfully significant with a medium to large effect size when comparing the older male with the older female. 3.2.
The study was not sufficiently powered to detect meaningfully significant differences, over time or between groups such as those receiving inpatient care compared with those discharged to the community.
Because the sample size was relatively large (particularly for some of the pooled analyses), many associations were statistically significant despite there being a question of whether they are meaningfully significant.
Scores on the pre- and post-test improved by 20.8% after the curriculum, which was a meaningfully significant increase in knowledge (a Cohen’s d effect size of 0.9 is considered large).
For the human array, false discovery rate (FDR) was applied using the Benjamini-Hochberg procedure and adjusted P values of less than 0.05 were set as meaningfully significant.
On a side note, while running meta-regressions we speculated whether the ratios of male or female to total sample size could be a significant determinant of the effect size of which none was meaningfully significant.