Sentence examples for a lenient significant from inspiring English sources

Finally, since it is the first research on the directed influence between the amygdala and the other brain regions in SAD patients, a lenient significant threshold was employed for the correlations between effective connectivity and severity (i.e. the Granger causality value and the clinical scales).

Because cooperation (or non-cooperation) can often have a significant impact on whether a defendant pleads guilty, or whether a defendant receives a lenient or harsh sentence, depriving the public of this information in all cases will prevent the public from ever knowing the reasons that a criminal defendant received the sentence he or she received.

The ref takes a lenient view.

In Marylebone they take a lenient view of sleepers.

It came after Mr. Gupta's lawyer, Gary P. Naftalis, made a plea for a lenient sentence.

Scaring then stood up to argue for a lenient sentence for Borukhova.

The defense memo used Mr. Rajaratnam's health problems in asking for a lenient sentence.

"Courts usually take a lenient view if confessional statements are made".

Ministers have raised questions about the law's implications and pressed for a lenient approach".

They urged Judge Jed. S. Rakoff to hand down a lenient sentence.

"I would be very wary of extrapolating from that, that this is a lenient sentencing judge.