The phrase "a significant panel" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a panel that holds considerable importance or influence in a particular context, such as a discussion, research, or decision-making process.
Example: "The conference featured a significant panel of experts who shared their insights on climate change."
Alternatives: "an important panel" or "a notable panel."
Look beyond your own location data sets: While most major retailers have their own mobile apps, and therefore the ability to build location-based analytics from that audience, that typically doesn't provide a sizeable enough audience to create a statistically significant panel.
In the estimation without controls for pre-war characteristics, the coefficient of the interaction term is positive but not statistically significant (panel A, column 1).
In agreement with the results of the run-on, we found a significant colocalization (panel vii) between RPIIS2 (panel v) and NF-YA (panel vi).
While satisfaction with the online process and discussions varied slightly between the panels, there typically was no statistically significant panel size effect.
As the mat consolidates a vertical density profile (VDP) is established and it has a significant impact on panel properties.
Meier-Kriesche et al. 2009 [36], who examined some 16,000 renal transplant candidates in the USA that were re-listed after loss of a primary kidney transplant, found that with increasing numbers of HLA mismatches of the first transplant, there was a significant increase in panel reactive antibody.
To support this, at Day 8 more US endpoints registered a significant treatment effect for Panel B than Panel A. For Panel A, seven out of eight US endpoints demonstrated a consistent time-response to 15mg of prednisone.
As shown (Fig. 3D) no cells before treatment (top panel), a significant portion of the population treated with 0.8 µM (middle panel) and all cells at 1.6 µM Fe-SP (bottom panel) were TUNEL-positive cells indicating fragmented DNA.
