However, this argument is at loggerheads with patients' freedom to choose other hospitals, as well as in need of further evidence the respective coefficients become insignificant, when standard errors are adjusted.
Extell, in turn, is arguing that the error was insignificant, what lawyers call a "scrivener's error," which should be interpreted to reflect the plain meaning of the state regulations.
It is also possible that students did in fact note that the acetaminophen dosage was too high, but decided not to mention it during the encounter or during the write-up as they may have thought that a several-fold dosing error was insignificant.
It also showed that the blocks were insignificant (P = 0.404) which implies that, even though experiments were carried out in sets, the error was very insignificant to be accounted for.
The rate of error was 1.4percentt, which is low, but not insignificant.
This parallax error is insignificant with distant subjects; with near ones it is responsible for the familiar fault of a portrait shot of a head that appears partly cut off in the picture even though it was fully visible in the finder.
If the error is insignificant, the model can run with default settings.
Sometimes an error is (rightly or wrongly) deemed too insignificant to warrant correction.
For want of a nail, the war was lost; for fifteen independently insignificant errors, the jetliner was lost.
The telephone poll's margin of sampling error is plus or minus five percentage points for each candidate, so differences of less than that amount are statistically insignificant.
