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“nominally significant”

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present an analytical framework to evaluate rare and de novo noncoding mutations from the whole genome sequencing of 519 ASD families, unable to demonstrate a rare noncoding variant contribution to ASD risk, but found that the noncoding de novo indels category showed a greater number of nominally significant results than expected. 29 The authors 29 demonstrated that the contribution of de novo noncoding variation is probably modest compared to de novo coding variants.
Given the large number of stratified analyses performed across multiple demographic and geographic strata, the familywise error rate is inflated and some nominally significant subgroup results may represent Type I error; accordingly, effect sizes and 95% confidence intervals are emphasized alongside p -values for subgroup comparisons, and borderline findings are interpreted with appropriate caution. 2.5.3.
SNP and Gene-Based Functional Analysis of Most Significant GWAS Hits and Their Link to Neurological Traits and Pathologies The analysis with the most nominally significant SNPs from all five linear regressions retrieved a total of 30 candidates, all with functional relevance in brain tissues, as suggested by expression and epigenetic data.
R s12126142 in RA and rs6679677 in SLE were the only SNPs with nominally significant associations with ASD ( Supplementary Tables 1 and 2 ). 2) MR results There was no support for an association between RA and SLE using the IVW technique, which showed no relationship (beta=−0.077, SE=0.041, p=0.062; beta=0.014, SE=0.021, p=0.493) ( Table 1 , Figures 1 and 2 ).