Sentence examples for intuitive significance from inspiring English sources

In physical spacetime the projective structure has an immediate intuitive significance according to Weyl.

The undecidable sentences provided by Gödel's proofs are (if written out) extremely complicated formulas with no intuitive significance, construed only for the purposes of the incompleteness proofs.

Despite its intuitive significance, fear of humans has been largely overlooked as a behavioural trait precluding the entrance of some species into urban environments [7] [8].

HRQOL scores and particularly HRQOL change scores have little intuitive meaning, but their significance is derived by anchoring them to other relevant indicators, such as return to work or medication change, in order to understand the implications of achieved levels of change.

Moreover, the new algorithm has intuitive simple geometrical significance and is consistent with the first order Taylor expansion of the τ−λ base.

Pound concluded that Mussolini had an intuitive grasp of the significance of his poetry.

Our model-based approach also provides an intuitive P value based significance threshold for finding patch boundaries.

Moreover, to give the reader an intuitive idea of the significance of the box plot figures, each box should be accompanied by the number of data points it represents (e.g., in Figure 2: UpsA [N=5]).

Even those familiar with the concept of PRO or health related quality of life (HRQL) assessment generally have no intuitive notion of the significance of a change in score of a particular magnitude on most instruments that investigators use to measure the severity of outcomes such as stroke or myocardial infarction.

Most bands don't play regularly enough to find that magic, cohesive, intuitive ideal in which the significance of composed material just melts away.

One result is that it is sometimes unclear how to assess the significance of our intuitive judgments about the goodness of various explanations or to determine what turns on our giving one judgment rather than another.