The phrase "a significant window to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate an important opportunity or timeframe for something to happen or be achieved.
Example: "The research provides a significant window to understand the effects of climate change on marine life."
Alternatives: "an important opportunity to" or "a crucial chance to".
The nearest statistically significant window to the 5' end of each of the 531 known pre-miRNAs was further analyzed with our algorithm to predict whether it contained the miRNA TSS.
"I believe there is a significant window of opportunities to make things happen after years of economic stagnation" in the country and the region, he said.
We now have a significant window of opportunity to drive this change".
While not on the scale of Zen influence of previous centuries, Ōbaku monks provided the Japanese with a significant window on contemporaneous Chinese culture, particularly literature, calligraphy, and painting.
The Chatham Islands, SW Pacific, provide a significant window into the Paleozoic Cenozoic geology and palaeontology of this remote part of eastern Zealandia, and today, they are the only emergent tracts of an otherwise submerged Chatham Rise east of New Zealand.
"We get a significant window into the lobbying that goes into crafting those laws," acknowledged Wonderlich.
In addition, in the SIM and COM conditions, there was a significant window by session by Y interaction indicating that the change in distribution over time was different for execution and imagination in these conditions [all F≥2.8, all p<.05].
Of the twenty unique genomic regions representing a significant window instance, bin or the overlap thereof (Table 2), only two regions on chromosome 10 produced partially-overlapping MSP-GSMA results.
In all three conditions (PIN, SIM, COM) there was a significant window by Y interaction confirming that, across sessions, the distribution shifted along the anterior/posterior axis towards the end of the foreperiod [all F≥11.9, all p<.001].
