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   Statistical significance of probabilistic sequence alignment and related local hidden Markov models
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3. Hyatt, TL; Naiman, RJ
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4. Valagussa, P
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5. Sterne, JAC; Egger, M
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6. Bradford, JP; Brodley, CE
   The effect of instance-space partition on significance
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   Graph use in psychology and other sciences
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8. Zhang, WQ; Qian, YF
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    Empirical performance evaluation methodology and its application to page segmentation algorithms
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11. Greenhalgh, KS; Strong, CJ
    Literate language features in spoken narratives of children with typical language and children with language impairments
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12. Shakespeare, TP; Gebski, VJ; Veness, MJ; Simes, J
    Improving interpretation of clinical studies by use of confidence levels, clinical significance curves, and risk-benefit contours
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13. Briggs, D; Aspinall, L; Dickens, A; Bindslev-Jensen, C
    Statistical model for assessing the proportion of subjects with subjectivesensitisations in adverse reactions to foods
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14. Bacro, JN; Comet, JP
    Sequence alignment: an approximation law for the Z-value with applicationsto databank scanning
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15. Papadimitriou, EE; Papazachos, CB; Tsapanos, TM
    Test and application of the time- and magnitude predictable-model to the intermediate and deep focus earthquakes in the subduction zones of the circum-Pacific belt
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16. Le, SY; Liu, WM; Chen, JH; Maizel, JV
    Local thermodynamic stability scores are well represented by a non-centralstudent's t distribution
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17. Aronson, KR; Barrett, LF; Quigley, KS
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18. Knapp, TR; Sawilowsky, SS
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19. Thompson, B
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20. Kieffer, KM; Reese, RJ; Thompson, B
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21. DeVaney, TA
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    JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL EDUCATION
    
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22. Fan, XT
    Statistical significance and effect size in education research: Two sides of a coin
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23. Callahan, RJ
    Thought Field Therapy: Response to our critics and a scrutiny of some old ideas of social science
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24. Fidler, F; Thompson, B
    Computing correct confidence intervals for ANOVA fixed- and random-effectseffect sizes
    EDUCATIONAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL MEASUREMENT
    
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25. Gray, BT
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26. Krueger, J
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27. Plauth, WH; Pantilat, SZ; Wachter, RM; Fenton, CL
    Hospitalists' perceptions of their residency training needs: Results of a national survey
    AMERICAN JOURNAL OF MEDICINE
    
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28. Fraser, GE; Stram, DO
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    AMERICAN JOURNAL OF EPIDEMIOLOGY
    
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29. Armstrong, JS
    Evaluating forecasting methods
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30. Nickerson, RS
    Null hypothesis significance testing: A review of an old and continuing controversy
    PSYCHOLOGICAL METHODS
    
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31. Lehmann, HP; Goodman, SN
    Bayesian communication: A clinically significant paradigm for electronic publication
    JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN MEDICAL INFORMATICS ASSOCIATION
    
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32. Vacha-Haase, T; Nilsson, JE; Reetz, DR; Lance, TS; Thompson, B
    Reporting practices and APA editorial policies regarding statistical significance and effect size
    THEORY & PSYCHOLOGY
    
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33. Zakzanis, KK
    Distinct neurocognitive profiles in multiple sclerosis subtypes
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34. Loth, H; Hauck, G; Borchert, D; Theobald, F
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    INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF PHARMACEUTICS
    
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35. Olejnik, S; Algina, J
    Measures of effect size for comparative studies: Applications, interpretations, and limitations
    CONTEMPORARY EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY
    
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36. Miyazawa, S; Jernigan, RL
    Identifying sequence-structure pairs undetected by sequence alignments
    PROTEIN ENGINEERING
    
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37. Frank, KA
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38. Morris, SB; Lobsenz, RE
    Significance tests and confidence intervals for the adverse impact ratio
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39. Mallick, P; Goodwill, KE; Fitz-Gibbon, S; Miller, JH; Eisenberg, D
    Selecting protein targets for structural genomics of Pyrobaculum aerophilum: Validating automated fold assignment methods by using binary hypothesis testing
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40. Norris, JM; Ortega, L
    Effectiveness of L2 instruction: A research synthesis and quantitative meta-analysis
    LANGUAGE LEARNING
    
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41. Mott, R
    Accurate formula for p-values of gapped local sequence and profile alignments
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42. Zimmerman, DW
    Statistical significance levels of nonparametric tests biased by heterogeneous variances of treatment groups
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43. Vacha-Haase, T; Kogan, LR; Thompson, B
    Sample compositions and variabilities in published studies versus those intest manuals: Validity of score reliability inductions
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44. Thompson, B; Vacha-Haase, T
    Psychometrics is datametrics: The test is not reliable
    EDUCATIONAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL MEASUREMENT
    
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45. Liu, A; Tan, M; Boyett, JM; Xiong, XP
    Testing secondary hypotheses following sequential clinical trials
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46. Lecoutre, B; Poitevineau, J
    Beyond traditional significance tests: Prime time for new publication norms
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47. Bundschuh, R; Hwa, T
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48. Schaffer, AA; Wolf, YI; Ponting, CP; Koonin, EV; Aravind, L; Altschul, SF
    IMPALA: matching a protein sequence against a collection of PSI-BLAST-constructed position-specific score matrices
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49. Goodwin, LD; Goodwin, WL
    Measurement myths and misconceptions
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50. Levin, JR; Robinson, DH
    Further reflections on hypothesis testing and editorial policy for primaryresearch journals
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51. Thompson, B
    Journal editorial policies regarding statistical significance tests: Heat is to fire as p is to importance
    EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY REVIEW
    
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52. Kinoshita, K; Kidera, A; Go, N
    Diversity of functions of proteins with internal symmetry in spatial arrangement of secondary structural elements
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53. Thompson, B
    If statistical significance tests are broken/misused, what practices should supplement or replace them?
    THEORY & PSYCHOLOGY
    
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54. Thompson, B
    Statistical significance tests, effect size reporting and the vain pursuitof pseudo-objectivity
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55. Pellegrini, M; Yeates, TO
    Searching for frameshift evolutionary relationships between protein sequence families
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56. Massel, D
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57. Massel, D
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58. Codani, JJ; Comet, JP; Aude, JC; Glemet, E; Wozniak, A; Risler, JL; Henaut, A; Slonimski, PP
    Automatic analysis of large-scale pairwise alignments of protein sequences
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59. Graf, RG; Alf, EF
    Correlations redux: Asymptotic confidence limits for partial and squared multiple correlations
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60. Ely, M
    The importance of estimates and confidence intervals rather than P values
    SOCIOLOGY-THE JOURNAL OF THE BRITISH SOCIOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION
    
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61. Kossobokov, VG; Romashkova, LL; Keilis-Borok, VI; Healy, JH
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62. Rotwain, I; Novikova, O
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63. Wilson, JB
    Guilds, functional types and ecological groups
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64. Thompson, B
    Why "encouraging" effect size reporting is not working: The etiology of researcher resistance to changing practices
    JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY
    
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65. Hedrick, PW
    Perspective: Highly variable loci and their interpretation in evolution and conservation
    EVOLUTION
    
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66. Pillar, VD
    How sharp are classifications?
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67. Meigen, T; Bach, M
    On the statistical significance of electrophysiological steady-state responses
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68. SNEATH PHA
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69. MOTT R
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70. CAMPANARIO JM
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71. APOSTOLICO A; GIANCARLO R
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72. JAROSZEWSKI L; RYCHLEWSKI L; ZHANG BH; GODZIK A
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73. SOHN D
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74. FALK R
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75. CHOW SL
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76. SOHN D
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77. FEINSTEIN AR; CONCATO J
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78. ALTSCHUL SF
    GENERALIZED AFFINE GAP COSTS FOR PROTEIN-SEQUENCE ALIGNMENT
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79. SHAKESPEARE TP; HOLECEK MJ
    SHOULD WE BE USING CONFIDENCE-INTERVALS WHEN REPORTING RESULTS OF ONCOLOGY STUDIES
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80. Wako, H; Yamato, T
    Novel method to detect a motif of local structures in different protein conformations
    PROTEIN ENGINEERING
    
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81. DAEYAERT F; MOEREELS H; LEWI PJ
    CLASSIFICATION AND IDENTIFICATION OF PROTEINS BY MEANS OF COMMON AND SPECIFIC AMINO-ACID N-TUPLES IN UNALIGNED SEQUENCES
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82. GUYON I; MAKHOUL J; SCHWARTZ R; VAPNIK V
    WHAT SIZE TEST SET GIVES GOOD ERROR RATE ESTIMATES
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83. CHOW SL
    PRECIS OF STATISTICAL SIGNIFICANCE - RATIONALE, VALIDITY, AND UTILITY
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84. KENDALL PC; FLANNERYSCHROEDER EC
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