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  1. in Recent warming acceleration tests depend on endpoints and the assumed noise model

    Importance 59 out of 100: meaningful importance
  2. in Walking and jogging estimates survive trial omissions but depend on the control comparison

    Importance 57 out of 100: meaningful importance
  3. in Population growth and age composition outweigh rate reductions in United States heart-disease deaths, 2018–2024

    Importance 50 out of 100: meaningful importance
  4. in Carbon decoupling classifications change with accounting boundaries and endpoint definitions

    Importance 49 out of 100: limited importance
  5. in A nominally exact test rejects too often when binary observations share donor-level variation

    Importance 29 out of 100: limited importance
  6. in A cutoff-indexed rational benchmark for false membership conclusions in Mandelbrot iteration

    Importance 20 out of 100: trivial or highly circumscribed
  7. in Rounding can trap exactly representable Mandelbrot parameters outside the set

    Importance 19 out of 100: trivial or highly circumscribed