Sentence examples for Diminished significance from inspiring English sources

Several of the confounders had a significant influence on various bone sites, which might have accounted for the diminished significance with ANCOVA.

However, although such correction would have diminished significance (for example, after Bonferroni correction, Ptrend < 0.01 would be considered statistically significant, and none of our P values met this threshold), it does not appear to be needed, given that we conducted only a few scientifically sensible comparisons.

As a result, AP courses on high school transcripts are of diminished significance to college admissions officers.

The league, already suffering from plunging interest among even avid fans, seemed at risk of diminished significance.

The diminished significance of theater that Arthur Miller notes in Mervyn Rothstein's article may be attributable to the fact that intelligent, well-educated people will heatedly and joyfully discuss the latest episode of "The Sopranos" or "The West Wing," but rarely anything happening on Broadway.

But the concepts of desire, especially 'metaphysical Desire', have a diminished significance here.

One sign of the Commonwealth's diminishing significance is just how little people know about it.

The remaining three principal components, of diminishing significance with respect to the reference image, complete the set.

In 1961 the new party program emphasized the importance of the Russian language for the integration of the Soviet peoples and spoke of the diminishing significance of borders between Soviet republics.

His effort to cling to that center and maintain the old days diminished his significance and ultimately his stature.

At the Pentagon, Warren said he would not comment on the intelligence assessment, but diminished its significance for continued planning.