Sentence examples similar to more widespread p from inspiring English sources

Incisions >10 cm resulted in more widespread HO formation (p = 0.021).

Finally, the knowledge of homeopathy and herbal products was more widespread in the South (p < 0.0001) as was the knowledge of therapies such as acupuncture and the use of phototherapy (p = 0.005).

There was, however, a more widespread trend (0.05 < P < 0.1, FWE) towards reduced mean diffusivity in the homologous regions of the right hemisphere and bilaterally in the anterior thalamic radiations, the left inferior superior longitudinal fascicles and the left fornix (not shown).

In contrast, the Cape parrot is listed as "Least Concern" in the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species because the Red List does not recognise the Cape parrot, P. r. robustus, as a species that is separate from the more widespread grey-headed parrot, P. r. suahelicus, and brown-necked parrot, P. r. fuscicollis.

But the stench is much more widespread.

Interest has never been more widespread.

But irreproducibility is much more widespread.

Discrimination is even more widespread.

More widespread are unpaid sabbaticals.

Gun ownership is also more widespread.

Panelists cautioned against more widespread use.