2007 Insignificant(^mathrm{g}) Studies are grouped by market and sorted by sample period.
Nerlove (1995) and Combris et al. (1997), for example, find that taster evaluations of wine are statistically insignificant, while studies by Landon and Smith (1997, 1998) and Anderson and Schamel (2003) find that long-term reputation and vintage ratings significantly influence the amount consumers who are willing to pay for wine.
This number might seem very small and pathologically insignificant; however, studies in genetically modified mice have shown that a few hundred apoptotic cells per million are sufficient to cause dilated cardiomyopathy [ 5, 6], a malignant cardiac disease that, in humans, accounts for 50% of the heart transplants [ 7].
It is ever challenging to characterize HCV heterogeneity and its treatment in developing countries due to different aspects including immunologic stress, HCV relapse rate, insignificant epidemiological studies, therapeutic cost, and patient's access to treatment of disease complications over time [ 10].
However, this association was insignificant in prospective studies or in studies from Linxian.
However, all our findings on railway noise are insignificant and more studies with standardized BP measurements and validated hypertension diagnoses are warranted.
Another study [ 20] provides evidence that the association with the long AR-CAG was observed only in postmenopausal and not premenopausal women, which may explain the insignificant results in studies restricted to young women.
The relevance for humans is likely to be clinical insignificant, but additional studies are needed to clarify the potential mechanisms behind C-cell tumor development in GLP-1 analogue-treated patients and their possible clinical implications.
Despite the small shift compared to the value obtained for quinacridone without PVA the overall redox behavior looks similar, indicating that the influence of the PVA layer on electrochemistry is insignificant for spectroelectrochemical studies.
