Sentence examples for estimates with significant from inspiring English sources

The 2-parameter Lognormal distribution performs best for estimating extreme wind speeds, but still gives estimates with significant error.

Further support that the HRV response to ambient PM2.5 differs for individuals with MI and COPD was provided by the fact that we found comparable effect estimates, with significant differences between disease groups, using models that included an interaction term between pollution and disease status.

This barrier may not be absolute for A. fallax, considering the existence of shared haplotypes (Af3 and Af10) between the two basins and the coalescent-based migration estimates, with significant gene flow from the Mediterranean into the Atlantic (but not vice versa; Table 2).

We found that there was a large disparity between the estimates with a significant 44% underestimation of the spiral and vestibular ganglion counts obtained using the Abercrombie method when compared with estimates using the optical disector method.

Differences in annual percent changes (APCs) before and after the estimated birth years with significant trend changes as obtained from the weighted joinpoint regression analysis of cohort curvatures from the three-factor model.

Given a conservative estimate that famines with significant mortality occur once every 150 years or so (Speakman, 2007), it would only take 90,000 years for a thrifty allele to become completely fixed.

We have also checked the autocorrelations of the estimates, with only two significant digits for some correlations involving the irregular component.

Finland (28.0%, s.e. 2.8) and Denmark (33.2%, s.e. 5.2) were also found to have high point estimates with no statistically significant differences as compared to Italy.

This result further confirms our accuracy estimates when those sites with significant radial differences are ignored in our external accuracy assessment.

Nevertheless, consistency between these findings and previous estimates of risk associated with significant MR among patients with heart failure may suggest that these hidden biases are limited.

A similar familial pattern was demonstrated for heritability estimates of these phenotypes with significant associations found only in the maternal line for weight and BMI.