Sentence examples for an insignificant negative from inspiring English sources

The reason for this is an insignificant negative parameter estimate for NSTR7.

Solar cycle modulation over Delhi and Kolkata are not seen; rather, there is an insignificant negative correlation.

Based on the results, it was established that there is an insignificant negative correlation between gender and career indecision, however, between self-efficacy on making career decisions and gender of participants there is a significant positive correlation.

While the bias coefficient of internal interaction is −0.005, an insignificant negative number, that of outward interaction, is 0.051, which is very significant compared with a statistical level of 0.001.

In this study, we found that proficiency in English has an insignificant negative effect on the self-employment decisions of recent male immigrants from China, while it positively influences the self-employment decisions of Indian immigrants.

Performance of the RS OCBs with RS application rates at 0, 45, 75, and 120 kg dry weight showed the quantity of RS had a significant positive correlation with NH4+ N removal (r = 0.754, p < 0.01) and NO3− N removal (r = 0.969, p < 0.01), but an insignificant negative correlation with phosphate-P (PO43− P) removal (r = −0.492, p = 0.104).

In the interval 01 00 07:00 UT the additional equatorward wind should cause a positive disturbances in TEC, but there is also a small additional poleward wind that should lead to a insignificant negative effects in TEC. Figure 2 shows that n(O)/n(N2) grows significantly.

The extensiveness of searching had a statistically insignificant negative effect on the depth of discussion (Table 3).

For example, blood urea nitrogen (BUN) and creatinine concentrations are strongly correlated without pressors (ρ = 0.60, p << 10-60) but with pressors have only a statistically insignificant negative correlation (ρ = -0.06, p = 1).

There was a small, but insignificant negative effect of COPD grade 1 in both models (−1.1/-1.1 −1.1/-1.1

When the average genetic deviation score (GDS) and the average morphological deviation score (MDS) were compared among populations there was a slight, but insignificant, negative correlation between the two measures (Fig. 5, r = −0.23, P = 0.26).