Sentence examples for changed significance from inspiring English sources
EFI4 and KOF1 changed significance and were negatively associated with Log-TB incidence (Table 3), when adjusted for effects attributable to the mere passage of time.
The seal's decline is rooted in its changed significance in the modern, literate, democratic world.
Table 1 shows the initial service rate and expectant service rate for each group in the queue with changed significance.
Or should we continue following old traditions as a remembrance of the past despite their changed significance in the modern world?
In accordance with this view, Studnicka & Schreiber [ 5] interpreted their findings, regarding the absence of differences in the utilisation of health services between the employed and the unemployed, in the contexts of disturbed doctor-patient relations and the changed significance of the sick role during unemployment.
Its meaning is tenuous, seems to change significance at will, depending on context -- it's amorphous, euphemistic, inflammatory.
Exclusion of these individuals from the analysis did not change significance levels.
Excluding black or white girls with PCOS from their respective datasets did not change significance values across quartiles.
Additional analyses with only contribution levels of participants who were punished did not change significance of any results.
