Sentence examples for make a statistically from inspiring English sources

But the authors added that there were too few 8-year-olds who use booster seats to make a statistically valid comparison.

A year or two of data is simply not enough to make a statistically definitive judgement on the matter.

But the tobacco companies argued, and the judge agreed, that the F.D.A. could not prove the images would make a statistically significant difference in smoking rates in the United States.

Using logistic regression, the inclusion of longitudinal position as a variable is shown to make a statistically significant contribution to bird species presence beyond that of habitat alone for 12 of the 49 most commonly detected species.

However, our sample size of group II-A was too small to make a statistically significant conclusion.

The results show that test formats do not make a statistically significant difference to students' test performance.

It makes a statistically significant difference in extreme precipitation, in extreme heat events, in drought occurrences.

The results show that the drill diameter makes a statistically significant contribution to burr-height variation.

But working memory capacity made a statistically significant contribution as well (about 7 percent, a medium-size effect).

Twelve factors made a statistically significant contribution to the probability of landslides, and about 97% of the samples could be correctly categorised by using these factors.

The pain intensity ratings associated with each individual pain site made a statistically significant contribution to the prediction of pain interference with ADLs even after controlling for the pain intensity of the other 2 sites.