African Americans were less likely to undergo arthroplasty, but after adjustment for patient expectations this difference became insignificant.
Statistically insignificant trends in both cases ran counter to expectations; i.e. with PEI (weakly) positively correlated with greater discordance.
This is precisely contrary to Weber's expectation that explaining a phenomenon renders it insignificant, inert for the purposes of evaluating one's place in the universe or contributing to one's sense of oneself.
This is the not-insignificant matter of the shocking, dismaying betrayal of our greatest expectations, and Steel musters his arguments not only with passion but with the facts to back his passion up.
The stock market return has a significant (and positive) effect on expectations about German business cycle phases but this effect is insignificant for the case of Spain, the Euro Area, and the European Union.
The insignificant role of government in providing extension services is consistent with expectation because there are very few extension workers currently working for government.
We noticed that several DnaQ-H exonucleases can be retrieved as insignificant candidates in our initial PSI-BLAST searching with a profile inclusion expectation (E) value of 0.005.
With respect to recruitment, G was insignificant for the tested models, but because the coefficients were consistent with biological expectations and experience elsewhere (Weiskittel et al. 2011), the variable was retained in the model.
The uncertainty index has a significant (and negative) impact on expectations about business cycle phases in Germany, the Euro Area, and the European Union but an insignificant impact on Spain.
In fact, despite some relationships and signs are in accordance to prior expectations, overall, the confidence bands at the usual 5% level make the effects statistically insignificant in the case of shocks to suicides.
