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highly significantP < .000010.0× alphaqualifiedgold
Estimation of the SNP effect from the haplotype effect Under the hypothesis that one SNP of each haplotype was expected to have a major effect on the recorded trait, direct observation of those haplotype alleles that showed a highly significant effect (P < .00001) on one trait allowed to select one SNP where the two alleles showed opposite effects on that trait.
highly significantp < 10 -50.0× alphaqualifiedgold
nominally significantp = .0450.9× alphagold
The subjects’ own educational attainment showed a nominally significant negative association with F roh ( p = .045), while the contribution of parental education to offspring F roh was highly significant (father: p < 10 -5 ; mother: p = 9×10 -5 ), with more educated parents having offspring with fewer ROHs.
highly significantp-value < 0.000010.0× alphaqualifiedgold
A correlation matrix was calculated for these genes, using Pearson Product-Moment Coefficient, defined as r x , y = ∑ i = 1 n ( x i − x ̄ ) ( y i − y ̄ ) ( n − 1 ) δ x δ y The values of Pearson correlations above 0.3 are statistically highly significant (p-value < 0.00001 after Bonferroni correction for multiple testing [ 85 ]).
highly significantP<0.000010.0× alphaqualifiedgold
the time from diagnosis (in radically treated patients) until the first appearance of regional recurrences or distant spread, and overall patient survival (survival time until death from thyroid cancer) were compared across seasons. RESULTS Registry cases The 2627 thyroid cancer cases diagnosed in Norway during 1970-85 showed a highly significant time-effect when incidence was compared across 12 months (X2 = 119.3, P<0.00001) or four seasons (x2 = 35.6, P<0.00001), being highest during the last 3- month period October-December (Figure IA).