Which of the following factors needs to be taken into consideration after a study's results are statistically significant?
A) The time it took to achieve the observed effect.
B) The measure of interpolation within each group.
C) The number of variables investigated.
D) The number of subjects or observations.

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The number of subjects or observations is important to consider after a study's results are statistically significant because a larger sample size can increase the reliability of the findings. The other factors listed may be important during the analysis phase of the study, but do not necessarily need to be considered after statistical significance is reached.

Which of the Following Factors Needs to Be Taken into Consideration