The phrase "attaining significance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of something becoming important or meaningful over time.
Example: "The research findings are slowly attaining significance in the field of environmental science."
Alternatives: "gaining importance" or "achieving relevance."
Linkage analysis results are summarized in Table 3, which lists regions attaining significance at the nominal α = 0.05 level.
A manual procedure was used whereby all variables attaining significance levels <10% in univariate models were considered for inclusion in multivariate models.
FElithium and FENa increased progressively, attaining significance approximately 4 hours after intraperitoneal injection of plasma.
All variables attaining significance levels <10% in univariate models were included in multivariate models.
The finding that patients who received 70 mg had lower SAPS II scores was unexpected, as the study was randomized; however, comparison of multiple parameters will invariably lead to one such parameter attaining significance purely by chance.
The impact was somewhat less for males when orphans were included in the sample, attaining significance only in the first year of life for overall and non-maternal influences: see S4 and S4.
However, for first graders, only the path from executive functioning at T1 to reading comprehension at T2 attained significance.
Patenting of microorganisms has attained significance with respect to the protection of global intellectual property rights (IPR) assets.
The greatest single problem in assessing the Indian art of this region is the unfortunate historical tendency to lump everything together under the heading "Inca," as though no other culture had ever attained significance.
Neither of these differences attained significance (p = 0.29 and 0.13, respectively).
Peak and area under the curve of plasma viremia (during acute phase) among vaccinees was lower than for controls, but did not attain significance.
