Furthermore, results show that it is possible to make statistically significant distinctions between different capabilities, that perceptions of others' capabilities are sometimes related to own capabilities and that achievements appear, in general, to be related to corresponding capabilities.
The court said the plaintiffs failed to recognize that the Supreme Court had made a "significant distinction" between "independent expenditures" to a campaign and direct "contributions" to a campaign that justify greater restrictions.
Katina Zachmanoglou New York, Jan . 31 , 2008 To the Editor: Re "The Dynastic Question," by Nicholas D. Kristof (column, Jan. 31): Mr. Kristof did not make a significant distinction between the Bush family and the Clinton family.
Here Mr Schleicher makes a significant distinction.
However, the salt rejection of NF membranes is quite different from that of RO membranes, which makes a significant distinction in their process designs.
Two of these areas make a significant distinction between guessing and passive observation, but only under an uncorrected threshold of P<0.05.
It is strange so many of us seemed to have missed the significant distinctions she was making at all times.
Furthermore, we aimed to identify potentially significant distinctions that practising clinicians make between the prescription and legitimacy of pure vs. impure placebos.
It was Russell's suggestion that, just as we use logic to make clear these distinctions, we can also use logic to discover other ontologically significant distinctions, distinctions that should be reflected in the analysis we give of each sentence's correct logical form.
Results from CFA supported the two-factor structure over the one-factor structure of the RPQ, and showed that a significant distinction can be made between reactive aggression and proactive aggression in detained adolescent males.
