The effect is significant.
The authors say the effect is significant.
A few studies have concluded that the effect is significant — a reduction as great as tenfold.
The economist Paul Krugman, for instance, believes that the effect is significant, though in a recent academic paper he concluded that it was impossible to quantify.
The effect is significant, according to Dr. H. Robert Superko of the Fuqua Heart Center in Atlanta, who led the study.
These measures may seem so small as to be pointless and sound like the petty rantings of an obsessive eco-fascist, but the cumulative effect is significant and particularly important if your concerns are environmental.
THE BOTTOM LINE Listening to music during or after a medical procedure may relieve pain, but more research is needed to determine whether the effect is significant.
This effect is significant.
17For wealthier candidates, no effect is significant.
Such reduction of effect is significant in all three types.
Coefficients are consistently negative, small, and no effect is significant.
