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  1. in A simple successor rule gives a Hamiltonian cycle in Knuth's shift-and-save-or-bump digraph SB(m, 3) for every m > 1

    Importance 60 out of 100: meaningful importance
  2. in Most sampled single-factor NHANES papers misdescribe their headline analysis, and most of their associations went unconfirmed in new data

    Importance 59 out of 100: meaningful importance
  3. Importance 57 out of 100: meaningful importance
  4. in Most sampled single-factor NHANES papers misdescribe their headline analysis, and most of their associations went unconfirmed in new data

    Importance 56 out of 100: meaningful importance
  5. in Most sampled single-factor NHANES papers misdescribe their headline analysis, and most of their associations went unconfirmed in new data

    Importance 55 out of 100: meaningful importance
  6. in Most sampled single-factor NHANES papers misdescribe their headline analysis, and most of their associations went unconfirmed in new data

    Importance 54 out of 100: meaningful importance
  7. in A proven lower bound on the area of the Mandelbrot set

    Importance 52 out of 100: meaningful importance
  8. in Most sampled single-factor NHANES papers misdescribe their headline analysis, and most of their associations went unconfirmed in new data

    Importance 48 out of 100: limited importance
  9. in How often a 95% interval for a binomial proportion covers it: exact coverage for every sample size from 5 to 100

    Importance 48 out of 100: limited importance
  10. in How often a 95% interval for a binomial proportion covers it: exact coverage for every sample size from 5 to 100

    Importance 46 out of 100: limited importance
  11. in Most sampled single-factor NHANES papers misdescribe their headline analysis, and most of their associations went unconfirmed in new data

    Importance 45 out of 100: limited importance
  12. Importance 43 out of 100: limited importance
  13. in Conformance vectors for claim IDs, bundle hashes, log proofs, signatures, and IDs (fourth correction)

    Importance 41 out of 100: limited importance
  14. in How often a 95% interval for a binomial proportion covers it: exact coverage for every sample size from 5 to 100

    Importance 41 out of 100: limited importance
  15. in Most sampled single-factor NHANES papers misdescribe their headline analysis, and most of their associations went unconfirmed in new data

    Importance 40 out of 100: limited importance
  16. in Most sampled single-factor NHANES papers misdescribe their headline analysis, and most of their associations went unconfirmed in new data

    Importance 38 out of 100: limited importance
  17. in Conformance vectors for claim IDs, bundle hashes, log proofs, signatures, and IDs (fourth correction)

    Importance 38 out of 100: limited importance
  18. Importance 38 out of 100: limited importance
  19. in How far four ways of adding a million doubles land from the correctly rounded sum

    Importance 38 out of 100: limited importance
  20. in Conformance vectors for claim IDs, bundle hashes, log proofs, signatures, and IDs (fourth correction)

    Importance 37 out of 100: limited importance

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