This increase is also statistically insignificant given the sample size.
While this is not an insignificant reduction in the sample size, the pattern and range of elasticities remained consistent across drugs and across countries.
Furthermore, timing of vaccination or period of sera collection coincided with the circulation of influenza viruses might also affect the determination of status of infection, particularly during Year 2. Prior immunity of each individual could also affect the protection level, data of which was available for this study but appeared insignificant due to small sample size after stratification.
However, the MAPE of all models had an insignificant upward trend as the sample size increased.
The differences across race are mostly statistically insignificant, probably due to the small sample size and the large standard errors.
Higher glycemic variability was found in patients treated with hydrocortisone, although the difference with patients not treated with hydrocortisone remained statistically insignificant, probably due to the small sample size of fewer than 50 patients.
Naturally, an individual may believe he or she knows whether understanding evolution better caused a change in his or her own religious views; however, a sample size of one is insignificant for causal determinations.
Instead, we deliver a monster uppercut to statistically insignificant outliers and viciously decapitate datasets of inappropriate sample size.
Similar to the limitations of other studies, the insignificant result could be a result of the small sample size (N=50).
Because of the large sample size, we anticipated that even clinically insignificant differences between baseline variables could be statistically significant and therefore described baseline variables using standardised differences.
