Pathway enrichment of significant metabolites based on autistic traits. by Abishek Arora (13815757)

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NN analysis to assign the importance of variables. by Sulmaz Ghahramani (3387635)

The top five significant biological processes for each trait. by Hyo Jun Lee (9721560)

Number of significant GWAS QTLs overlapping between breeds and traits. by Anne Boshove (17769087)

Strong significance levels (Spearman’s ρ) of correlations of TIPI Traits. by Leo Lundy (18522264)

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The Venn diagram of significant associations for the kernel traits in five years. by Longqing Sun (5185931)

Genome-wide significant results for circulating metabolic traits. by Tom G. Richardson (7779047)

Comparison of the estimated SNP-based heritability and predictive performance across the 813 traits with significant PRSs. by Yosuke Tanigawa (8805017)

Pathway enrichment of significant metabolites based on autism diagnosis. by Abishek Arora (13815757)

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Summary of SNPs significantly associated with kernel traits across five years. by Longqing Sun (5185931)

Number of genome-wide significant hits for circulating metabolic traits. by Tom G. Richardson (7779047)

Factors associated with personality traits. by Daniel Waiganjo Kinyanjui (15877725)

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Mean values and 95% confidence intervals for recovery time, Average NN Interval (AVNN); Standard Deviation of NN Intervals (SDNN), Low Frequency/ High Frequency Ratio (LF/HF); and... by Robert Trybulski (10998702)

SNPs in autophagy genes with the most significant association with cardiometabolic traits and diseases. by Eliana Portilla-Fernandez (6504227)

Root traits dynamics. by Xinxin Chen (2031439)

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GWAS traits significantly enriched the A/B compartment of each cell type. by Saumya Agrawal (3441386)

Significant marginal variants are unevenly distributed across sex-based phenotypes. by Adam N. Spierer (10325544)

Significant whole genes are distributed throughout the genome and sex-based phenotypes. by Adam N. Spierer (10325544)

Behavioral traits that significantly correlate with oxycodone SA parameters. by Burt M. Sharp (20854686)

“…<p>This bar graph groups all the behavioral traits measured in EPM, OFT, and NOI trials that were associated with each SA parameter; this grouping is based on the significant correlations (p  <  0.05) identified between a single behavioral trait and an SA parameter (supplementary data, S1 and S2 Figs).…”

A: Additional statistical information for significant comparisons for positive affect increase in moderate trait anxiety participants. by Adiel Mallik (12219281)