Sentence examples for insignificant group from inspiring English sources

Although people with disabilities represent a small subset of Apple's total user base, it isn't an insignificant group.

bRepeated Measures ANOVA revealed an insignificant group and time interaction: F(2.43, 85.02)  =  .61, P  =  .78.78

Repeated measures showed that the intervention group achieved a higher percentage of their goals, though insignificant group and time interaction effects between groups were found in perceived functional disability, perceived functional health and self-efficacy in self-managing chronic illness.

(Yes. There is a puny, insignificant group in Iraq that is referred to as "al Qaeda in Iraq").

However, given the technically insignificant group × CTI interaction, the data should be interpreted accordingly.

A small, but not insignificant group, of senior clinicians do not want to teach, citing lack of involvement in the design in the course and excessive clinical load as negative motivators.

Thanks to arbitrary rule changes, the state's monopoly grip on the broadcast media and the harassment and arrest of even insignificant groups of protesting opponents, United Russia, the pro-Kremlin party with President Vladimir Putin now at its head, will win by a mile.

Application of MEME to the same cluster resulted in motifs with extremely high E-values or very insignificant group-specificity scores.

In 2010, Rigotti et al 9 reported that the incidence of cardiovascular events was statistically insignificant (varenicline group 7.1% vs placebo group 5.7%; difference, 1.4%; 95% CI −2.3 to 5.0) in a Pfizer-sponsored study of 714 smokers with stable cardiovascular disease.

While there was significant improvement in both functional and cognitive status for both groups, there was no significant between-group difference, as shown by the insignificant treatment group effect (MBI, P = 0.648; MMSE, P = 0.936) after controlling for age, gender, and baseline measurements.

An insignificant treatment group effect indicated an insignificant between-group difference.