Student t-tests were utilized to gauge significance between two results via 2-tailed regression analysis.
In all cases where a p value is shown, a two-tailed, unpaired Students' t-test was used to gauge significance, except for comparisons of diabetes incidences in which case the Kaplan-Meier survival test was used.
The emphasis has been placed on gauging the significance of physical parameters that affect the response of the system and identify the circumstances under which it is necessary to include the SSI effects in the design of seismically isolated bridges.
Each subdivision gauges the significance of literary events, tracks significant figures, and weighs gender and genre politics for an epic click-through experience on the modern state of books.
One person who correctly gauged the significance of Scalia's absence from the Court was Mitch McConnell, the Senate Majority Leader.
And since his campaign would not disclose the amount of money provided to individual organizations, it was impossible to gauge the significance of the New York component.
Economists have been trying to gauge the significance of a missed repayment to the IMF, with some believing that the country could be given a one-month grace period.
"You can gauge the significance of that information by how the K.G.B. ranked him as their No. 1 spy in terms of giving them information," said Mac Cauley, the United States attorney for the Middle District of Florida.
It's easy to track the plot points in "House" and rather more difficult to grasp why Mr. Obayashi tells the story the way he does, to gauge the significance of the gaudy colors, the old-fashioned techniques (he periodically irises up and down), the superimpositions and flurries of jump cuts.
Boniface's failure was not caused by any novelty of his views or claims but by changed circumstances, by his inability or unwillingness to gauge their significance adequately, and, last but not least, by his own character: conscious of his superior intellect and at the same time tormented by illness, he was impulsive to the point of imprudence and short-tempered to the point of uncharitableness.
