Sentence examples for nonsignificant influence from inspiring English sources

We found a nonsignificant influence of garden when treated as a random effect in our analysis, although some species showed significant garden*latitude, garden*range and garden*range*latitude interactions when analyzed separately as fixed effects (Appendices B and C).

The adoption of two different upflow rates 0.30 cm s−1 and 0.60 cm s−1 in APBR (R030 and R060, respectively) at varying HRTs was observed to have a nonsignificant influence on hydrogen production.

Because the variations in surgical technique showed only a nonsignificant influence on morbidity, we further explored the known, classical risk factors in our study collective (n = 34) and focused on the number of resected LNs as an indicator of the radicalness of the surgical procedure.

After omitting the factors with nonsignificant influences on EFF, a reduced mathematical relationship, EFF = 48.34 + 7.3X1 – 29.95X3, was obtained to explain the effect of the significant factors on EFF.

These results suggest that genetic and nonshared environmental influences are significant, whereas shared environmental influences are nonsignificant.

While this might suggest a closer relationship between STP and Ivory Coast, the low sample size (N = 3) of the latter may have influenced these nonsignificant results.

The higher rate of distant metastases of female statin users at initial diagnosis (4.2%) compared to males (0% for statin users and 2.6% for nonusers) and to female nonusers (1.9%) was statistically nonsignificant and is possibly influenced by the low numbers of patients with distant metastases in general.

To account for the influence of subtle (nonsignificant) differences in baseline insulin sensitivity on the magnitude of change, we included it as a covariate.

At the same time, when the estimate adjusted for age, education, and psychological distress was further adjusted for the other potential confounders, the association became attenuated and nonsignificant, mainly due to the influence of BMI.

[ 18] showed that DM was an independent predictor of 10-year mortality in patients with single vessel disease (OR 1.81; 95% CI 1.27 2.54), but in patients with multivessel disease the influence of DM was nonsignificant (OR 1.17; 95% CI 0.85 1.60).

That is, for each analysis included, we determine whether the variable was included in the study, and if so, whether the study found a statistically nonsignificant or significant positive or negative influence on the adoption or fuel choice.