meaningfully significantqualified
Finally, as mentioned, semi‐parametric bootstrap confidence intervals of the odds ratios were computed to assist in determining meaningfully significant predictors.
Finally, as mentioned, semi‐parametric bootstrap confidence intervals of the odds ratios were computed to assist in determining meaningfully significant predictors.
Each of these showed meaningfully significant predictive power.
The heterogeneity in this estimate was 98.94%, which was also meaningfully significant.
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.
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.
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.
Additionally, it was demonstrated that up to 20 cycles of UVGI treatment (approximately 1 J/cm 2 per cycle) do not exert a meaningfully significant effect on fit, airflow resistance, or particle penetration for the 15 FFR models tested.
The same racial and ethnic differences were seen in the subset of adults who had an activated portal account by the end of 2020, but some of the meaningfully significant age-specific differences within racial and ethnic groups in the full population were nonsignificant among those with activated accounts ( Table 3 ).
However, we do feel that it is still meaningfully significant given the ecologically relevant, classroom context.
However, most other functional outcomes failed to reach a meaningfully significant difference compared to baseline at 2 and/or 6 months (eg, P-Flexion, L-Flexion, ODI).
A minimum difference of 18% in PCT Quiz scores represents a statistically and meaningfully significant increase in knowledge, based on a pilot study [ 45 ].
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.
None of the ERRs for individual cancer sites showed meaningfully significant findings.
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.
Finally, the first three indicators were found to be meaningfully significant.
( 86 ) and used the scaled A-measure values with a threshold of 0.71 for stochastic inequality making the difference between the two distributions meaningfully significant.
Therefore, the evidence was inconclusive that this was a meaningfully significant association.