Sentence examples for insignificant with no from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, although the gap between high- and low-income families' utilization of ECEC decreased, this change was small and statistically insignificant, with no evidence of non-linearity with regard to rates of change in ECEC use.

His past medical history was insignificant with no history or symptoms suggestive of hypertension, diabetes mellitus, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease or any nutritional deficiencies.

Most of them are academically insignificant institutions with no standing in their own communities.

The corresponding specificity of TRUS-guided biopsy was estimated to be approximately 90%, which represents the proportion of men correctly identified with insignificant disease (men with no prostate cancer were not included in the Lecornet et al 16 study population).

People who have always disliked the idea of Sex and the City, and misogynists (two groups with no insignificant crossover in the Venn diagram of cultural commentary), have been quick to explain how much they dislike the characters in the film: venal, vacuous slags, the lot of them.

As shown in Figure 3d, the electrode only showed an impedance change in the presence of the selective Con A with no insignificant response to the unselective proteins.

Phenotypic correlations between traits were tested for using Spearman's Rank correlation and hierarchical clustering was then performed on the trait correlation matrix after removal of insignificant correlations and traits with no significant correlations to any other traits using an R script.

Fast killing was defined as an uninterrupted initial calcein drop larger than 75% with no or insignificant further leakage while slower killing was defined as a partial initial drop of less than 75% followed by slower leakage.

Our data are even more encouraging when comparing clinically significant prostate cancer detection rate between the 2 protocols; 20 patients with clinically significant disease on TAR cores had either no cancer or clinically insignificant disease on STD cores and 11 patients with no cancer on TAR protocol had clinically insignificant disease on standard cores.

Work by Stamey et al (1993) identified organ-confined tumours of <0.5 cm Gleason 3+3 with no grade 4 or 5 as insignificant.

In contrast, an insignificant decline of pH value was recorded in the samples with no glucose or 100 mg/dL glucose, validating that the pH stimulus provided by enzymes was effectively correlated with the glucose concentration.