The phrase "agreed significantly" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts where you want to emphasize the extent of agreement on a particular issue or point.
Example: "After much discussion, we all agreed significantly on the need for policy changes."
Alternatives: "strongly agreed" or "substantially agreed".
They agreed significantly stronger (p < 0.001) when reflecting their PSA competencies in adults compared to paediatric patients.
Women in the sample agreed significantly less with statements like 'a car in the household is part of their life' and that 'their car is needed for staying in contact with friends' compared to men.
Importantly, the participants agreed significantly more strongly on the questionnaire statements relating to rubber hand ownership (S1 S2) during the rubber right hand condition (i.e., the illusion condition) in comparison to the rubber left hand and the rubber right foot conditions, respectively (S1 S2) (F(1, 24) = 8.594, p = 0.007 and F 1, 24) = 106.457, p<0.001, simple contrasts).
In each case, faculty participants agreed significantly less with the statement postworkshop.
Furthermore, bulk milk sample analysis agreed significantly with findings of the same herd bulk serum test (Table 6).
Nevertheless, we found that professionals with a Christian background agreed significantly less with the statement that "suicide is acceptable" than professionals with no religious background.
Iran has agreed to dismantle much of its nuclear infrastructure and submit to rigorous controls and inspections which, the US and other world powers agree, significantly diminish the prospects of Tehran acquiring a nuclear weapon.
Also, "users" agree significantly more with the statements about password managers being more secure, easy to use, convenient and helpful.
Moreover, "users" agree significantly more with trusting password managers compared to "non-users" and they are significantly less worried about having difficulty accessing their accounts while using a password manager compared to "non-users".
For example, while both groups report similar agreement with the statement "I understand the theory behind password managers," "users" agree significantly more with the statement about understanding why password managers are secure.
It is important to note that company car drivers agree significantly more than do their counterparts with the statement, "In a company car it is possible to drive more aggressively compared to a privately owned car".
