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Considering wild-derived and lab-derived strains independently, principal component analyses (PCA, an unsupervised linear feature extraction method that discovers the directions of maximal variances in data) found highly significant correlations between non-synonymous SNP distribution and phylogeny within lab strain V2Rs (Two-way ANOVA, variance by V2R clade F 12,858 = 17.99, P < 0.0001).
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sclerotiorum populations from the four different countries with the R ST fixation index statistic highly significant ( P < 0.0001) for pairwise combinations of England/Norway ( R ST = 0.094), England/Australia ( R ST = 0.186), Scotland/Norway ( R ST = 0.068), Scotland/Australia ( R ST = 0.152), and Norway/Australia ( R ST = 0.198).
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Likewise we found a highly significant dose-dependent effect across all treatments for the rate of adverse events leading to discontinuation ( p < 0.0001), yet a nonsignificant (retigabine, lacosamide) or small (eslicarbazepine; p = 0.0276) impact of dose variation on the rate of seizure freedom (most likely due to limitations of rare event analysis).
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The autoregressive parameter β 1 , however, was highly significant (estimate = 0.76248, SE = 0.0988, Z = 7.7178, p = 0.0001), suggesting that current FAW populations were strongly dependent on their previous values, highlighting the importance of temporal autocorrelation in FAW population dynamics.
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An objective validation of the self-reported smoking history of a randomly selected sub-sample immigrant group, using expired carbon monoxide (CO) measurements, showed a highly significant correlation coefficient (r = 0.64) of expired CO levels with the reported number of cigarettes consumed (p < 0.0001).
Smoking characteristics of Polish immigrants in Dublin.
BMC Public Health · 2008 · PMC2630949