Sentence examples for nonsignificant range from inspiring English sources

The procedure was modified so comparisons may be continued within a nonsignificant range if there are smaller standard errors of difference within the range.

If there were means outside this range the procedure is repeated with comparisons with the second highest and so on until the lowest (highest) value is included in a nonsignificant range or it is declared significantly different from the nearest mean.

Power for the nonsignificant changes ranged from 11 to 50%.

Evidence for a lack of power would be a nonsignificant effect of range or latitude in the full model for a species in which range or latitude were significant when examined independently in the range-only and latitude-only models, respectively.

The relationship to prospect was sufficiently weak to be nonsignificant over the range of 20 60 m.

Moreover, medium and high Ecstasy users yielded an augmentation of slow frequencies in the Theta range (nonsignificant).

In both genders, both genetic and nonshared environmental correlations were low and nonsignificant across the range of education (Table 3; −.17 for the genetic correlation for men; otherwise the confidence intervals included 0).

*NS, nonsignificant; IQR, interquartile range.

A model adjusting for the presence in NPS of RSV A, the total number of agents detected in NPS, and the presence of a medical risk factor implicated in severe H1N1 outcomes was derived after ensuring that relationships among included variables were low (nonsignificant contingency coefficients ranging from 0.001 to 0.255).

For first use more than 10 years ago, the relative risk was 1.0 (95% CI: 0.7 1.5) the greatest centre-specific risk, as previously reported (Lönn et al, 2004), was in Sweden (OR=1.6, 95 % CI 0.8 3.4), and nonsignificant relative risks ranged from 0.4 to 1.3 for the other centres (data not shown).

Correlations with age were nonsignificant over this restricted range, and so it was disregarded in the standardization.