Sentence examples for genuinely significant from inspiring English sources

As our study was based on a limited number of subjects, such subtle differences in cytosine methylation challenge the ability of genome-wide approaches to identify genuinely significant loci even at standard significance levels (0.05 0.001) which do not reflect multiple testing.

Outside historically contextualized meanings, there are no "genuinely significant" works of art.

There may, however, have been something genuinely significant in the bizarre 8 A.M. juxtaposition.

Though swaddled in Big Society-like marketing speak, it was a genuinely significant moment.

Surely the fact that such a genuinely significant work of art was excluded invalidates any claim that the space matters.

As it happens, the book's release coincides with genuinely significant events in the realm of climate policy.

Factors that were identified as significant were entered together in a 'second-level' stepwise regression, to identify only genuinely important relationships.

Celtic Park will reverberate with the excitable tension created by a genuinely competitive and significant occasion.

One explanation is that Trump has genuinely convinced a significant share of GOP voters that he values women.

It's a film kissed by moving, genuinely inspired strangeness – a significant leap for Abrahamson from the measured realism of What Richard Did and Garage, but he hasn't made a bad film yet.

"As the only mobile phone operator with a reasonable claim to be genuinely global, it has a significant competitive advantage in attracting high-end customers," he said.