(4) Three-way ANOVA showed a significant main effect in S1 [F(1, 69)=5.29, p<0.05], indicating that words filling up semantic gaps are different in their log normalized ratios from those not filling up a gap.
secondly, as unobtrusiveness, in fact, explains for various levels of factors, including phonology, morphology, semantics, and foreign borrowings, its operational criteria would also involve different levels of information in the hope that the scores would be close to the original model's prediction.