The phrase "a significant difference even" is not standard and may sound awkward in written English.
It could be used in contexts where you want to emphasize that a difference is notable, perhaps in a comparative analysis or discussion.
Example: "The results showed a significant difference even when accounting for external variables."
Alternatives: "a notable difference even" or "a considerable difference even".
Few showed a statistically significant difference, even with risk factors known to influence infection risk such as rheumatoid arthritis.
Moreover, an exploratory analysis did not reveal any significant differences (even at a very liberal level) between subjects with high-functioning autism and subjects with Asperger syndrome in regional GM volumes or age-related changes of regional GM volume.
For half of these parameters, the two studies were in agreement: regarding tension and nausea neither Ferreira et al. nor we could find any significant differences (even without correction for multiple testing).
Among treatments 100FW, 75FW25M, synthetic fertilizer and control showed no significant difference even though the control has the smallest yield.
Median number of catecholamine-free days was 22 [IQR 11 23] versus 20 [0 25] for Cascade versus Control; there was no significant difference even after adjustment.
There was no significant difference, even under the conservative assumption that participants F2 and F3 are assigned the worse of DF's two thresholds, 8.44 arc min (whereas in fact they could not perform this task at all even at 22 arc min .In estimating the distance to a target, DF places great weight on binocular vergence information [39].
This is particularly important in studies involving large sample sizes as they are likely to detect statistically significant difference even in the presence of trivial treatment effect.
However, F-FDG uptake in tumors with or without treatment showed no significant difference, even increasing slightly in ZD4190-treated tumons on day 3.
An analysis variance (ANOVA) of the ages of the subjects in the three groups showed no significant difference even though the mean age of the PTSD-only group is slightly higher than the other groups.
"TB care and control are at the crossroads," said Mario Raviglione, who heads WHO's STOP TB program, at a press conference held in Washington, D.C. "On the one hand, we have existing as well as new tools on the horizon, which could make a significant difference and even support dreams of elimination in some settings.
