Sentence examples for negative significance from inspiring English sources

Leaf initiation is not significant to rainfall during current months and had a strong negative significance during a 3-month lag period (rs = −0.70, P < 0.0003) (Figure 2).

Delusions of reference, in which the person attributes a special, irrational, and usually negative significance to other people, objects, or events, are common in the disease.

Leaf expansion and rainfall had a strong negative significance during a 3-month lag period (rs = −0.68, P < 0.0005).

In addition, the negative significance of Farmer loss attribute indicates respondents also pay much attention to the welfare losses of local farmers.

Cf. Sidgwick: "[E]thical Hedonism has chiefly a negative significance; for the statement that 'Pleasure is the Ultimate Good' will only mean that nothing is ultmately desirable except desirable feeling, apprehended as desirable by the sentient individual at the time of feeling it" (p. 129).

Among the 15 variables, NaCl showed the highest negative significance by 13.03%.

In a linear regression model of the levels of SOD (R = 0.73), the presence of TD, PG, their genotypes fimA II and Ib, and Aa has a negative predictive significance while the presence of periodontal disease and gender have a positive significance.

ePSC = embryonic pluripotent stem cells, tPSC = teratocarcinoma pluripotent stem cells, iPSC = induced pluripotent stem cells; 2 NES for positive correlation, NES for negative correlation; Significance for correlation: **FDR < 0.01, and 'Null' for no significant association.

For an average myelin thickness r = −0.91, indicates a negative functional significance of hypermyelination.

Expression of estrogen-related receptor alpha (ERRalpha) has recently been shown to carry negative prognostic significance in breast and ovarian cancers.

However, ACP was found to be reversible in those patients whose ARDS resolved, and it did not have a negative prognostic significance.