Sentence examples for insignificant effect for from inspiring English sources
In all specifications, we obtain an insignificant effect for the multiple-sibling migrant dummy variable.
However, additional tests indicate that the water depth difference makes an insignificant effect for the tsunami heights on the Sanriku coast.
Notably, the standard errors are large and the estimated insignificant effect for 2003 might just be due to imprecisions caused by the reduced number of observations.
We note however that for males Table 4 shows that there are significant and substantively large negative income penalties or an insignificant effect for all Indigenous language family-groups.
A one percentage point increase in anti-Muslim hate crimes has a positive but small (1%-2%) and insignificant effect for immigrant Arab and Islamic Americans selecting other-race relative to selecting white.
A statistically significant negative effect of being a multiple-sibling migrant on the probability of remitting for the cash and in-kind remittance category and an insignificant effect for the cash only and in-kind only categories are obtained.
In particular, this may be one of the reasons why we find positive in-programme effects and positive effects of direct employment programmes (which are often found to have small and insignificant effects for natives).
After two-factor analysis of variance, 4,734 genes with significantly different effects for "embryonic vs. non-embryonic" (P < 0.05) and insignificant effects for "genotype" (P > 0.05) were selected (Additional file 3).
All effects are statistically significant except for the marginally insignificant effect of telecommuting on organizational commitment.
The BCTs coded for interventions reported to have statistically insignificant effects, and for those for which statistical significance was not reported, also merit further consideration.
Therefore, the insignificant effect that selection for the national fair has on the perceived validation of business skills implies that students' self-image is partly independent of external feedback.
