Sentence examples for Significance trial from inspiring English sources

The cumulative z score is between the conventional α boundary of 0.05 and the futility boundary, but further from the corrected significance trial sequential monitoring boundary for benefit (fig 6).

Although none reached statistical significance, trials focusing on a general dialysis population tended to show either no effect or a benefit of greater hemoglobin level target, whereas trials enrolling cardiac patients suggested increased mortality associated with greater hemoglobin levels.

The findings of this study will inform an area of practice that is of international significance; trialling an intervention that has the potential to be sustainable in the primary care setting and may have broad application.

The low number of sensitizers in Figure 1A (n = 6) may account for the lack of statistical significance from trial 2 to trial 3. (See the Discussion section for further speculation on why the number of GSR sensitizers to tone-alone stimuli may be so low).

There was a difference in age imbalance, which was suggestive of an interaction with statistical significance of trial results although a formal statistical test failed to show a significance of the difference.

Cumulative meta-analyses are prone to produce spurious P < 0.05 because of repeated testing of significance as trial data accumulate.

As the Court correctly notes, constitutional due process violations vary dramatically in significance; harmless trial errors are at one end of a broad spectrum, and what the Court has characterized as "structural" defects—those that make a trial fundamentally unfair even if they do not affect the outcome of the proceeding—are at "the other end of the spectrum," ante, at ____.

While we find interesting signatures from two objects - RX J1713.7-3946 (97.5% CL) and GRB 991004D (95.3% CL) - these signatures lack compelling statistical significance given trial factors.

Differences did not (quite) reach the significance for trial type (F 2,41)=3.7, P=0.06).

On the other hand, the estimate decreased, with reduced significance, in trials of adequate concealment and trials of less than 20% attrition and disappeared in small trials (N < 200, RR 0.54, 95% CI 0.21 to 1.36).

In the context of transitions to democracy, some scholars concentrate specifically on the significance of trials in response to collective and politically significant crimes, such as those involving human rights abuses by officials.