A cross-sectional research study suggested that people with an elevated body mass index (BMI 25) score an average of one point higher on a 100-point cardiac risk assessment scale in comparison to people with a healthy body mass index (BMI 18.5 to 24.9) at a p value of <.001. Healthcare providers use this cardiac risk profile to make medical decisions, such as whether to recommend cardiac testing before surgical procedures. Which of the following characterizes these research results? Statistically significant and clinically significant Not statistically significant and not clinically significant Not statistically significant but clinically significant Statistically significant but not clinically significant