Barely Significant

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nominally significantp = 0.0130.3× alphagold
Single marker association tests provided three nominally significant results: effect of rs6090378 on FTND score ( p = 0.013); and effects of rs3787138 and rs3787140 on MNWS score variance were significant but not robust enough for Bonferroni corrections ( p = 0.021; p = 0.026, respectively) ( Table S1 ).
a significant trendp = 0.0130.3× alphagold
An interesting aside was the observation of a significant trend (p = 0.013) to increase in fluorescence values at 0 minutes in oxaliplatin treated animals ( Table 2 , first column) as the study progresses, suggesting that some of the imaging agent does not clear out between imaging sessions, but persists in the animals to elevate the baseline.
highly significantp = 0.0140.3× alphaqualifiedgold
Two 4-way ANOVA with repeated measures run on the SRT means and medians confirm what can be inferred from mere inspection (the two numbers given correspond to mean/median analyses; Geisser-Greenhouse correction for sphericity are signaled by an asterisk): with the exception of the D factor whose effect (13 ms) fringes significance (F(1,4) = 6.20/5.43, p = 0.067/0.080), the remaining three factors yield highly significant effects (TD: F(1,4) = 60.51/6.87, p = 0.0015/0.059; ISI: F(2,8) = 16.64/9.28, p = 0.014*/0.037*; ST: F(2,8) = 70.76/30.78, p = 0.000118*/0.0023).
weakly significantP = 0.0140.3× alphaqualifiedgold
The integrated haplotype GGGA showed a significant association with AD ( P correction = 3.60×10 −10 , OR = 1.26) and weakly significant in asthma cases and controls ( P = 0.014, OR = 1.38) ( Table 4 ), which had no genetic heterogeneity between AD and asthma ( P het = 0.590, I 2 = 0).