Sentence examples for insignificantly better from inspiring English sources

Even though regression performs insignificantly better than ANN in this case, ANN produces promising results and its advantages can be utilized by developing or using new algorithms in future studies.

However, the results were (insignificantly) better among: females, underweight and normal-weight patients, nonsmokers, those with fall-from-height injuries, cases operated during the first week, and patients without typical Hoffa fractures or associated insult of cruciate ligament femoral attachment, as presented in Table 3.

Granted, I feel not an iota of good will towards the reckless and ego-maniacal Nader for all he did to torpedo the excellent candidate we had in 2000 in the form of Al Gore (and who to this day Nader argues was insignificantly better than Bush).

Cq-sampling by the FP-approach offered significantly better precision than the second derivatives maximum-approach, whereas estimations of relative target concentrations in standard curves based on weight as opposed to volumes was negligible (and insignificantly) better (see Appendix S1 section 3 and Figure S2, Figure S3, and Figure S4).

Isolated juxtaregional lymph node metastases occurred primarily or during the course of the observation period in only 19 patients of our group, and, in comparison with visceral metastases, proved to have only an insignificantly better prognosis.

Adjusting for the anthropometric status at enrollment, most anthropometry indicators were insignificantly better in the BCG + OPV0 group at 6 weeks of age, particularly for males (Supplementary Table 3).

A review of the literature [ 3] has shown that the women's psychological vulnerability and adaptation after mastectomy and breast conserving treatment (BCT) differ insignificantly, except the body image, which is better after BCT.

Furthermore, cognitive functioning tended to be better in women than men albeit insignificantly.

Compensatory index RAP was slightly lower (although insignificantly) in GA than in conscious patients (0.31+/-0.17 0.31+/-0.1718; p=0.066) indicating better compensatory reservs under GA.

The effect of PK was better (P < 0.05) than that of Omez, which increased expression of the enzymes insignificantly.

And not insignificantly, it is relatively cheap.