An insignificant mean savings of US$3,595 per patient was associated with palifermin use.
All aforementioned results were replicated with the data from discharge, except for one insignificant mean score difference.
In a large study with many measures, small clinically insignificant mean changes in laboratory values commonly achieve statistical significance.
Also among sites the differences caused by segment lengths are insignificant (mean 10 bands: 0.36; 15 bands: 0.38; 20 bands: 0.39; Anova: Pr (>F) = 0.88).
Matching the pre- and post-anxiety scores demonstrated a decrease in mean anxiety scores (-2.2, p = 0.03); the chemotherapy sub-group had a statistically insignificant mean increase (1.8, p =.14).
The 51 cancer patients and 51 normal subjects were well-matched with an insignificant mean difference of 31.0 days in age between abnormal and normal cases (t test = 1.47, df = 50, p = 0.15).
At the endpoint observation, a clinically insignificant mean increase in heart rate of 0.9 beats per minute was observed in patients treated with exenatide twice daily, compared with increases of 2.8 and 2.6 beats per minute for the longer-acting exenatide once weekly and liraglutide once daily, respectively.
The interaction coefficients of X 1 X 2, X 1 X 3 and X 2 X 3 seem to be insignificant, which means that the interactions of any two variables have insignificant effect on GP-1 yield.
On the other hand, an insignificant result means the test is hinting that this data pattern is quite possible in a random sample, hence your data pattern is nothing special.
To exclude the possibility that the predictive power is insignificant (which means that the in LOOV predicted response does not correlate significantly with the observed response), we perform a randomisation test.
