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“practically significant”

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p=0.06

Listed by Hankins (2013) · Otte et al. (2022)

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We are convinced that in relation to such multi-factorial mixtures it would be more reasonable to give up attempting to characterize as a whole the very complex picture of interactions among all the factors and, given a relatively constant ratio between the components, it would be more reasonable to consider each practically significant mixture as an individual substance and assess its effects on the organism, their dependence on dose, safe exposure levels, etc. just for this quasi-individual substance.
However, if the source of COVID‐19 guidelines was the Ministry of Labor, then the number of WHO's COVID‐19 OSH guidelines included in countries' COVID‐19 OSH guidelines was three to four guidelines higher than if the source of COVID‐19 guidelines was not the Ministry of Health, which may have been a practically significant finding even though it was not a statistically significant finding.
Moreover, large randomized controlled trials in women making the transition to menopause (e.g., Espeland et al., 2004 ; Henderson et al., 2016 ) did not detect practically significant associations between estrogen therapy and cognitive ability in women without cognitive impairments at baseline.
Models that leverage opinion mining exhibit statistically and practically significant improvements in forecasting accuracy, suggesting that visitor behavior is influenced not only by internal museum factors, such as exhibition content and operational schedules, but also by external social dynamics, including media coverage and public discourse.