Table 2. Statistical Probability That Given Configuration Favors the Equatorial Axis, the Polar Axis, or Equal Probability of Both^a.

		Hypothesis
		Equator (p)	Polar (p)	Either (p)
Configuration	TE, S11		0.13
	TM, S11	8.7e–03*
	TM, S22		8.9e–03*
	TE, S22	2.2e–03*
	Random, S11	0.017*
	Random, S22	2.4e–03*
Summary statistics	TE	0.012*
	Random	8.6e–05*
	TM			0.07
	S11	0.024*
	S22	4.0e–03*

^aBy analyzing the squared error from each axis, a p value was established to determine if the fit to one axis were better than another in a statistically significant manner. The last column represents a case where the distance from each axis was approximately equal; therefore it could not be claimed that one axis is favored over another. Since p > 0.05, it also could not be claimed that they were equally probable.