Sentence examples for an almost significant from inspiring English sources

Obtaining an almost significant p-value with only 17 observations is remarkable, even more so considering that there is one clear outlier (Romania).

Results suggest that people with EHT, in comparison with normotensive, show significantly higher levels of anxiety and anger-hostility coping thoughts as well as an almost significant trend toward a higher frequency of hostile and physically aggressive thoughts.

When 'fear to swallow' sucrose solution responses were included as a covariate, the significant difference between the conditions of 'swallow' or 'spit' disappeared, but there was a significant concentration by condition by fear to swallow interaction and an almost significant covariate effect.

An ANOVA was performed on the quality scores to detect the significant variations in ratings: a difference between the extreme levels of audio quality (La1 and La7) was found for the video level Lv3 and an almost significant difference for Lv7, with a maximal difference of 0.35 MOS.

There is an almost significant but small dependence on the moving velocity (F 3,9) = 4.89, p = 0.03): the higher the moving speed, the bigger the deviation and, consequently, the stronger the illusion.

Moreover, MANOVA revealed an almost significant difference in the overall level of activity between pre- and post-injection (main effect of Time: Wilks' lambda = 0.3944, df = 1,15, p = 0.0909).

No significant reduction in fractures occurred in the group overall, although an almost-significant reduction occurred in Caucasian patients taking tibolone (p = 0.054).

Moreover, we found an interaction almost significant between psychiatric comorbidity in child and frequency of the crises, and a significant interaction between psychiatric comorbidity in parents and frequency of attacks in children (Figs. 3, 4).

Composite mapping revealed an additional almost significant QTL at distal chromosome 16, Qivr16.

Including FPP exposure as a continuous exposure variable in the model suggested a small, almost significant increase in the risk of asthma (OR = 1.12 per 10 hr/week; 95% CI, 0.95 1.31), but no obvious relation to asthma was seen in the other models.

Relative to 'reasonably unsafe', we find a positive (almost) significant parameter estimate for 'reasonably safe' (0.1510) and for 'very safe' (0.1889).