Sentence examples for a meaningful finding from inspiring English sources

That could prove to be a meaningful finding, particularly if it turns out, as some Democrats now believe possible, that Mr. Giuliani's presence on the ballot encourages a spike in turnout in black neighborhoods.

After some discussion it was decided that, although the reflection theory held some merit, the overall dearth of information relating to the event rendered a meaningful finding impossible.

This is a meaningful finding, as before the patient takes the experimental treatment, the physician will not know whether or not an individual patient will respond.

A meaningful finding in this respect is that in one study 11% of men with a previously abnormal semen analysis are unable to produce the sperm needed for a second spermiogram [ 34].

In the present study, we could confirm that AAC on abdominal USG, especially with GB distension, was a meaningful finding that was associated with the development of CAA in patients with KD by using both simple and multiple logistic regression analysis.

Although the value of prophylactic intrathecal chemotherapy could not be evaluated in this analysis because of the small number of patients, we thought this may be a meaningful finding when we considered that no CNS progression occurred in a subgroup of patients who received prophylactic intrathecal chemotherapy in the IELSG survey as well [ 12].

Therefore, this was not felt to represent a clinically meaningful finding.

This was a biologically meaningful finding since HLA genes are localized in this region and they are known to be under-expressed in T-cells vs. B-cells [ 28].

Nevertheless, given the extremely large number of possible lineage trees for the number of cells sampled in this study, however, it is improbable that the lineage similarities we have observed between a pair of mice have occurred by chance alone, and therefore the mere fact that lineage similarities were detectable at all in these studies is a necessarily meaningful finding.

The relatively small difference in storage duration in our study may suggest a less biologically meaningful finding; however, this may rather suggest that even small differences in storage duration are meaningful when transfusing critically ill patients.

While the SEC's order contains extensive findings regarding JPMorgan APAC personnel (a separate and distinct legal entity from JPMorgan), the order contains nary a meaningful substantive finding regarding individuals at JPMorgan (the actual respondent in the SEC's action).