Sentence examples for a statistically significant intensity from inspiring English sources

A statistically significant intensity difference between normal and severe dysplasia was observed for each excitation wavelength but not for normal and moderate.

Of the 838 QMTs detected in total, 120 of them showed a statistically significant intensity change between wild type and Δ rpd3 at or below the 5% FDR threshold, with the most confident of these approaching an instantaneous FDR value of 1 × 10 6.

Based on the results of the analyses, statistical models are estimated, and nonlinear regression equations are developed to express seismic damage as a function of statistically significant intensity measures (IMs).

The Na+He n series reveals two statistically significant intensity anomalies, namely abrupt drops by more than a factor two at n=2 and 9. K+He n ions exhibit an abrupt drop at n=2 and a local maximum at n=12; these anomalies have been confirmed by analyzing the yield of K+He n.

To detect statistically significant intensity differences among probes in both comparisons, and to reduce detection bias inherent in any one analysis method, we employed two nonparametric analysis programs, SAM (Tusher et al. 2001) and EDGE (Leek et al. 2006).

When the 2008-CD + and 2011-FU were compared, all but one of these 15 candidate biomarkers (5.4 kDa) demonstrated statistically significant intensity shifts towards the normal values of the HC group.

At bedtime, adolescents with a measured exposure in the highest quartile during afternoon hours reported a statistically significant higher intensity of irritation in the evening (4th quartile 1.79; 1.2.612.61), while children reported a statistically significant higher intensity of concentration problems (4th quartile 1.55; 1.02.33.33).

At noon, adolescents with a measured exposure in the highest quartile during morning hours reported a statistically significant higher intensity of headache (Odd Ratio: 1.50; 95% confidence interval: 1.03, 2.19).

Although not statistically significant, intensities of adhesion to CD36 were always lower in isolates from children with severe malaria than in their matched controls (Table 3).

The intensities of these peaks were statistically significantly higher in control samples prepared on day 1 than those prepared on day 2. We also found a statistically significant trend in intensity over the four storage duration categories for these three peaks, with lower intensities in samples that were stored for a longer time.

Staining for FGFR2 showed a statistically significant increase in intensity in all layers of epithelial dysplasias and squamous cell carcinomas.