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at the 0.05 two - tailed level and for heterogeneity testing(passive) was setStatistical significance for hypothesis testing
at the 2-sided 0.05 level(passive) was setStatistical significance for hypothesis testing
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the dataresultfrom the experiment based on the statistical hypotheses
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the variable ratedesignedStatistical design of experiment
multiple factorsmay have influencedlack of statistical significance in findings
a unit root ... a feature of some stochastic processes ( such as random walkscan causeproblems in statistical inference
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at P(passive) was setTest for statistical significance
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at P(passive) was setStatistical significance in all experiments
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because the data are not matched to the modeling assumptionresultingin incorrect assessments of statistical significance
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how chaotic pilot - wave dynamicsleadsto the quantumlike statistics observed in their experiments
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About the project : The aim of the project isto optimally designexperiments with correlated observations
to address the question(passive) is designedStatistical hypothesis testing
at p(passive) was setStatistical significance of comparison
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when combined with the relatively low number of samples studied and the requirement to analyse specific time pointsmay have contributedto the absence of statistical significance for some of the observations
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to defective conclusionscan resultto defective conclusions
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