The phrase "a significant discrimination between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the differences or distinctions between two or more items, concepts, or groups, particularly in a formal or academic context.
Example: "The study revealed a significant discrimination between the two populations in terms of their health outcomes."
Alternatives: "a notable distinction between" or "a considerable difference between".
The analysis of discriminance revealed a highly significant discrimination between diabetic patients and controls (Wilks lambda: 0.27; P < 0.000001).
The multivariate analysis of discriminance revealed a highly significant discrimination between diabetic patients and controls (Wilks lambda: 0.27; P < 0.000001).
Statistical analysis and experimental results given in [14 16], have shown that the proposed T-F features extracted from all TFDs perform well and achieve a highly significant discrimination between the EEG signals collected from healthy and those from epileptic patients.
Smoking was independently associated with 18 expression traits (Table 6) which, considered all together, contributed to a highly significant discrimination between smokers and non smokers (P<10−107, R2>50%).
Even after exclusion of sex-linked genes, gender was independently associated with the largest number of expression traits (n = 31) which, considered all together, contributed to a highly significant discrimination between males and females (P<10−100).
Nevertheless, the macroarray analysis shows a statistically significant discrimination between SM-derived and BM-derived MSC, in particular inflammatory cytokine as IL6 and IL8 were upregulated in synoviocytes compared with BM-MSC.
After the statistical analysis, we obtained a significant discrimination (P<0.00001, F = 27.6126) between the four infra-specific taxa and D. monticola (Fig. 1).
We could estimated, because of none references are existing on this topic, that a five point difference score between extremes groups are representing a significant discrimination.
We tested whether the variables in a data set (abiotic or biotic) yielded significant discrimination between lakes inhabited by D. parvula versus D. retrocurva and the correlation of these variables with the discriminant function was used to determine the relative contribution of each variable to the group separation.
