The phrase "apparently significant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something seems to have importance or relevance based on available evidence or observation.
Example: "The results of the study were apparently significant, suggesting a strong correlation between the variables."
Alternatives: "seemingly important" or "ostensibly significant".
As the FDR correction only affects the significance level, one can see the 'volcano' heights being compressed, while the width remains the same; for instance, in the case of JRC incubated with 273 nM MeHg (BMC), all apparently significant PS dropped below the usual significance level (p < 0.05).
As only 3 of 62 tests concerning LDL-cholesterol achieved statistical significance, multiple testing might well explain these apparently significant tests.
It also shows how arbitrary such apparently significant choices can often be.
If you compare two identical groups 20 times, you will find an apparently significant difference between them once.
Apparently, significant quantities of foreclosed and distressed properties change hands without ever being listed on the multiple listing service.
"It is interesting that all this comes around the time of an apparently significant birthday, when it is common to look both forward and back," he says.
A P value of less than 0.05 was regarded to be of statistical significance and a P value less than 0.01 was regarded to be apparently statistically significant.
The prime minister apparently offered significant concessions that were never enough to satisfy the Palestinians.
Except their scheduling mishaps set off little media storms and apparently have significant political repercussions.
Part of the makeup of the man — apparently a significant part, according to many close observers — is his outsized temper.
The ensemble, which mixes New York actors with original members, aspires to the rarefied dissociative style of the Wooster Group, apparently a significant influence on the company.
