Luckily, many of the terms arising from the cascade of the impairments are so insignificant that they can be neglected with very little effect on the overall modeling accuracy.
Consequently, reduction of phosphorylation at Ser15, and insignificant detection of Ser37P suggest that impairment of the p53 MDM2 interaction by phosphorylation at these two Ser residues does not contribute to the increased p53 protein seen in response to PERP expression.
Contrary to other studies, normal glomeruli were observed at even scores between the two groups, denoting that the percentage of normal glomeruli was insignificant as a determinant of renal function impairment and prognosis of treatment response.
The prevalence of dosing inadequacy in polymedicated patients over 65 years with renal impairment attending community pharmacies is not insignificant.
Background: The impact of environmental chemicals on children's neurodevelopment is sometimes dismissed as unimportant because the magnitude of the impairments are considered to be clinically insignificant.
Reviewing the literature on the effect of cannabis compared with alcohol on driving Sewell and co-workers [ 31] concluded that combining alcohol with marijuana results in impairment even at doses which would be insignificant were they of either drug alone.
Overall, whilst these results do not imply an insignificant role of basal ganglia structures in PD-related motor behavioural impairment, they do suggest that subtle structural alterations in cortical regions may play a role in PD motor deficits.
The insignificant association between GP visits and being cognitively impaired found in the CCRENB still holds amongst low users, but not for frequent users of GP services as having this impairment is associated with 6% more visits.
One hypothesis in the debate surrounding cryptic bat exposure and subsequent human rabies is that a bite from a bat is dismissed as insignificant or is unrecognized by the person because of somnolence or other impairment.
Although statistically insignificant, compared to children with private insurance, the uninsured children were 6%% more likely to have cognitive impairment following sports-related concussion, RR = 1.06, 95%% CI 0.95 1.18, p = 0.31.
