Sentence examples for insignificant preference from inspiring English sources
Mr Collard-Wexler noted that he even found a weak (but insignificant) preference for Asian over white babies.
We observed also a positive preference for self-administration within a non-clinical setting and a negative statistically insignificant preference for drug administration in non-clinical settings under supervision.
The females also had an insignificant increase in sweet preference.
And neither you nor your physician, whose preferences are insignificant in the eyes of the government, will have any choice in the matter.
Preferences between interventions and controls were either insignificant or showed that participants significantly preferred the interventions [ 19, 27, 29, 32, 35, 43, 47, 52- 54].
Though this study did observe subtle though insignificant sex differences in motives and career preferences, it may be important to further investigate the possible impact of culture and socialization on sex differences in study and career preferences in dentistry.
When undecided voters were pushed for a preference, Mrs. Clinton led, 49percentto43percentcent, again a statistically insignificant difference.
CBZ does not have any preference of sorption sites on GP as suggested by Langmuir-type sorption and insignificant change of SMX sorption nonlinearity and SMX release ratio after CBZ addition.
In contrast, PC3 and PC4 exhibited strong and positive loading by one parameter each with an insignificant percentage of variance (i.e., 6.88 and 6.52 %) and were given least preference in regulating groundwater chemistry.
Moreover, Wald tests (Table 3, column 7) show carers' preference for prioritizing those with dependents is less than patients' (1 year MRS = insignificant vs. 1.43; 5 year MRS = insignificant vs. 0.29).
Even though respondents stated a preference for more hospital visits as a reason to avoid buying drugs, the model results showed an insignificant contribution from this explanatory variable (Table 7).
