Sentence examples for insignificant advantage from inspiring English sources

Bolstered by a recent poll that showed Mr. Bush with a slight but statistically insignificant advantage here, he made a barbed joke about the fact that Mr. Gore might not be able to count on a victory in Tennessee, which he represented for 16 years in Congress.

The proposed HFHMM scheme obtained the best SIR scores on average among all tested algorithms, with insignificant advantage over Hu and Wang method.

The Field poll results released yesterday show Whitman tied with Democrat Jerry Brown (at 41% each), while SurveyUSA gives Brown a small but statistically insignificant advantage (46%to4343%).

In the literature, there was a small, insignificant advantage in disease-free survival for patients reaching a pCR after neoadjuvant chemotherapy (Kuerer et al, 1999).

If you can, opt for a table using the "downtown" payout system for a small but not insignificant advantage.

As regards readmission, compliance, and clinical variables, after 3 months the psychoeducationally treated group showed significantly better compliance and lower suicide rate than controls, whereas most other outcome variables showed merely insignificant advantages.

To counter the tidal force of these perceptions, Stokols says that the Bush camp is reminding its flighty donors about a couple of its own not-insignificant advantages: the Bush team has a lot of money, and it has a lot of organization.

However, density advantage is insignificant when the electrical conductivity is centred.

For the frequently used threshold of P = 0.001 (uncorrected) and cluster size of at least 5 voxels, the bandwidth advantage became insignificant.

Moreover, it is insignificant compared to the advantage of the LRA in high-order constellation, which would be annihilated by the use of QPSK constellation.

However, the AutoDock performance indicators show that this method slightly outperforms ADVina, although the advantage is insignificant.