Sentence examples for generally statistically insignificant from inspiring English sources

Having said this, our pre-treatment placebo leads are generally statistically insignificant (see Tables 6 and 7 and Table 32), giving us a more confidence in the results reported in this section.

Redoing our analysis with this alternative indicator of strong product market competition, we find a similar sex difference in the impact of product market competition on workers' wages in codetermined and codetermination-free plants using the OLS specification, though this interaction effect is generally statistically insignificant as estimates are considerably less precise.

However, in tailoring clinical trials, Comparison 3 is generally statistically insignificant.

There were increases in fruiting in the early wet season, but these seasonal changes in fruiting were generally statistically insignificant.

He generally finds statistically insignificant effects of merit aid on the percentage of STEM graduates in each state, with the one exception being a 1.6 percentage point increase for Florida private institutions.

The results are generally small and/or statistically insignificant.

This is also consistent with the finding that the autocorrelations were generally low and statistically insignificant.

Charcoal use generally was associated with a small and statistically insignificant increase in the risk of LBW.

The coefficients related to the announcement and disbursement effects are generally quite large in magnitude, but imprecise and thus statistically insignificant across the variables studied.

Generally, the relationships between unionised ammonia and CO2 in both systems are statistically insignificant.

Generally, the both trends in temperature and water mixing ratio should be either statistically insignificant or of the same sign, otherwise the number of nights with 100% relative humidity and NLC brightness would not show a nearly zero trend.