The phrase "as a single significant" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The data was analyzed as a single significant entity to draw meaningful conclusions."
Alternatives: "as a unified whole" or "as one important factor".
In reality, in six months as president, Trump, as far as we know, has not made a single significant deal with anyone.
In this analysis, we found a rapidly decreasing number of significant genes although we define a gene as significant if it contains just a single significant SNP.
In the end, though, not a single significant plot was foiled as a result of Abu Zubaida's tortured confessions, according to former senior government officials who closely followed the interrogations.
This weekend trip frequency model supports Lin and Yu's finding [31]: As a single consistently significant variable, street intersection density negatively affected the likelihood of a weekend (unorganized) trip, but it positively affected the choices of walking, biking, and public transit.
Here, we show the impact of using a less powerful gene score method as input to gene set enrichment in GWAS as well as the effect a single highly significant gene can have on the identified pathways.
High intra- and inter-patient variability was noted in volume of distribution and clearance, which was in part correlated with the transfusion requirements as the single significant covariate.
During the survey lack of leadership that affected the decision making process during the flood emerged as the single significant challenge.
For the outcome measure Year 1 MCQ score the LCE explanatory variable was identified as the single significant predictor (b = 0.02, p = 0.001, 95% CI 0.007 to 0.024) with an adjusted R of 0.09 suggesting a positive, predictive association between LCE scores and Year 1 MCQ.
