likely

gillyflowerIs likely correctly used in the text below?

No, and not just because it is in a scientific research paper.

gillyflower study power,

What does that mean?

gillyflower%99.1 likely less than 10%

And what does that mean?

Mister MicawberWhat does that mean?

The power of a study is its ability to detect a difference, if the difference in reality exists.

Mister MicawberAnd what does that mean?

The difference between variables is probabley less than %10 and the deegre of this probability is %99.1.

gillyflowerhe power of a study is its ability to detect a difference

Not in English it isn't.

gillyflowerThe difference between variables is probabley less than %10 and the deegre of this probability is %99.1.

Then:

Based on the present study, we can conclude that the difference between night and day workers in c

Mister MicawberBased on the present study, we can conclude that the difference between night and day workers in correct responses is less than 10% at 99.1% probability.

Thank you! I want to add another statistics to this sentence. Is the following correct?

Based on the present study, we can conclude that the difference between night and day workers i

Yes, that's OK if you can learn that the % sign always follows the number.

Mister Micawber if you can learn that the % sign always follows the number.

Certainely, I did. I promise not to make such a mistake from no on. Thank you!