Sentence examples for meaningful statistical comparison from inspiring English sources

The proportion of images that provided numbered color scales ranged from 0 80% across journals (exact p<0.001); there were very few such images in Radiology to allow a meaningful statistical comparison against other journals.

The wide variety of laxative doses and combinations prevented any meaningful statistical comparison between specific laxative type/dose and symptoms.

The study interventions and methodologies were too heterogeneous to allow for a meaningful statistical comparison of results between treatments. Figure 1 shows mean remission rates for specific interventions.

The study was not sufficiently powered to allow for meaningful statistical comparison between the study groups with regard to the reports of the following adjectives: "throbbing", "intense", "shocking", "cool", "pricking", "heavy", "sharp", "burning", "stinging", "numbing", "hot", "hurting", "aching" (Table 3).

Although the survival rate was greater for patients who received oseltamivir, the small number of patients and the inclusion of those with mild and asymptomatic illness prevent meaningful statistical comparison.

Patients treated with carboplatin did not have as favourable an outcome as those treated with cisplatin, although the numbers in each group were too small for meaningful statistical comparison.

However, the current dataset is insufficient to make meaningful, statistical comparisons between stratigraphic groups.

As a result of the small sample size, we could not do meaningful statistical comparisons, and some of our other analyses were potentially influenced by small sample size.

The few beetles that emerged from above-snow logs were 72.8% female, but their small numbers (0.86 ± 0.55 beetles/log) prevented meaningful statistical comparisons of sex ratio.

We did not consider the species level because sample size was generally too low at this resolution to permit meaningful statistical comparisons.

The numbers were too small in this subgroup of 25 patients to make any meaningful statistical comparisons; however, the difference in the prevalence of contraindication to acute reperfusion between the RA and control groups was of interest.