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10 Oct 2007: Since linked. markers are not mutually independent, we did not perform aBonferroni test. ... Instead, we used a threshold of p < 0.01 toaccount for the large number of tests.

16 Nov 2017: evolve resistance. Aside from its economic and health impact, this variation provides a power-. ... as a p value of <0.05 (Tukey multiple comparison test) and these differences are only considering comparisonswithin a given panel.

18 Nov 2015: people per year with an estimated economic cost of $8.6billion (US) (Hampson et al. ... Branch support was estimated usingApproximate Likelihood-Ratio Tests (aLRT) that are reported tooutperform bootstrap methods (Anisimova and Gascuel 2006).Figures were

12 Apr 2011: Ifsignificant interaction is present, an asterisk indicates significant difference( 0.05) by posthoc t test. ... For instance, incomparing the daily amount of food, water, and movement a correction wasmade for 3 tests.

30 Apr 2019: formally test whether a history of coevolution alters the amount and nature of genetic variation. ... evolution (Longdon et al., 2011b). To test whether selection by viruses increases the amount of.

5 Dec 2016: Survival assay. In order to test for a potential protective effect of wSuz, we. ... 2011) Spotted wing Drosophila infestation of Cal-. ifornia strawberries and raspberries: economic analysis of.

22 Jul 2016: We tested for the existence of differences between samplings by using Fisher’sexact test. ... the trend was notsignificant (Fisher’s exact test, P = 0.74 and P = 0.05 respectively).

18 Sep 2009: considerable economic and medical importance. For example,. viruses have had devastating economic consequences on honey-. ... bottles using a standard CO2 test [19]. We performed 5 dye swap replicates (10 arrays) on the males.

24 Aug 2022: 131. 111. 5.16. 4. Mantel test: P < 0.001; Fig. 5A, red points, excluding Sydneyand Cattai). ... to its speed, magnitude, geographical range, and known origin,provide an ideal dataset to test population genetics theory.

3 Nov 2006: The aim of this paper is to test this assertion byexamining the conditions under which stable contactzones can be formed between bidirectionally incompa-tible CI types in adjoining populations.