Sentence examples for might seem statistically from inspiring English sources

That's 82p less than October 2014, a sum that might seem statistically insignificant, but probably not to the 30% of households who spend less than £20 (£2.86 per household per day) a week on food.

On a recent visit to New York, Dr. Friedman and Dr. Martin did both seem statistically inclined to longevity.

That has not stopped John Edwards being warned on the campaign trail by loyalists, "They're going to run you right over and make you look like idiots".Given that on some measures the national race is statistically tied, that might seem a little negative.

That might seem odd in some ways.

One aspect of the data that might seem to be a concern is the existence of a statistically significant, if quite small (2.7 ms per doubling of N), uncertainty effect for nonrepetition trials.

That might seem obvious, Ms. Payne said, but it had to be confirmed statistically for the method to be used.

Taking popularity information away might seem like a radical experiment, but in our analyses, there were no statistically significant correlations between users' exploration characteristics and their enjoyment of the content.

That might seem trivial.

Glass might seem fragile.

This might seem counterintuitive.

This might seem obvious.