Sentence examples for apparent significance from inspiring English sources

Their titles, assigned alphabetically, are either invented or mellifluous words, with no apparent significance.

However, he did stress the apparent significance of the news: "This would be like having the discovery of Tutankhamun again.

Post-mortem examination of the brains of many hundreds of the most forlorn alcoholics has failed to reveal any structural changes of apparent significance.

Firstly, of the four "world" golf championships – placed just under majors in apparent significance – three are held in the United States.

They steal back and forth across a narrow hall to exchange warnings, criticisms, soul-estimates, and a kiss – a 15-minute stretch of human action without apparent significance for the plot.

On the other hand, between the group without bone graft and the bovine bone group, the bovine bone group and MBB group showed apparent significance in ISQ values.

Notably, the apparent significances were 'lost', although several PS appeared to be 'regulated' more than twofold, at times even up to fourfold (Fig.  4, Fig. S3).

There are no absolute data of apparent key significance, and very few even tolerably sure-footed theories.

These are false positive observations as the apparent statistical significance is high but the true rate is zero.

In addition, when the higher-level (e.g., county) covariates are of interest, failing to account for their structural similarity across individuals within the counties can yield biased standard errors for these county covariates, increasing their apparent statistical significance [23].

This investigation is carried out in the framework of finite-time stability (FTS) and finite-time boundedness (FTB) which is the focus of researchers recently because of its apparent practical significance, especially after the emergent utilization of linear matrix inequalities.