Sentence examples for more consistent p from inspiring English sources

The 6.8 g dose provided more consistent (p ≤ 0.013) satiety benefits versus placebo.

For high-risk patients defined by multiple organ failure, the two trials are more consistent (p = 0.23 for heterogeneity, I2 = 32%), with the pooled results suggesting a clinically important survival benefit that just reaches the conventional threshold for statistical significance.

Hausman tests performed to assess the differences in estimates between random and fixed effect specifications indicate that the inclusion of fixed effects is necessary to make the parameter estimates more consistent (p < 0.01).

The recorded AUC for p-TAREF was reasonably higher than the one observed for Target-align, suggesting more consistent performance by p-TAREF.

Increasing levels of N and P supply led to higher foliar N and P concentrations (two-way ANOVAs, P < 0.05), although this effect was much more consistent and pronounced for P (Fig.  3).

Although F-TIPS microstructure better resembled the natural extracellular matrix, human osteosarcoma fibroblast cells showed more consistent viability in the P-TIPS scaffolds under our unloaded test protocols.

Finally, a new concrete stress-strain model is proposed that leads to more accurate and more consistent prediction of the P-M interaction strength of rectangular CFT columns under general design conditions.

In conclusion, the biochemical data are more consistent with the human P-gp model based on the C. elegans crystal structure.

The approach based on the mean of top m p-values provides more consistent and stable result than the approach based on the top mth p-value.

The triage criteria (modifiers) in the five-level Ped-TTAS are more consistent in physiological and risk identifying clinical descriptors than those found in the four-level Ped-TTS, which may explain why nearly half the children were classified as having life-threatening or emergency conditions (levels 1 and 2) with the Ped-TTS compared with only 23.3% using the five-level Ped-TTAS.

Glucose variability within each night increased by 3% (−7 to 12) (P < 0.01); between-night glucose variability decreased (P < 0.003) with more consistent mean overnight glucose levels (Fig. 3).