Sentence examples for nonsignificant regression from inspiring English sources

Place attachment has a nonsignificant regression coefficient, which is inconsistent with hypothesis H1.

However, interaction terms (* instead of +) between different variables were tested in the model resulting in nonsignificant regression coefficients with large standard errors.

Although BMI differed between the cohorts, it had little effect on retinopathy outcome, remaining nonsignificant in regression analysis.

The association of TCPY with LIN became nonsignificant (linear regression coefficients for increasing exposure tertiles were 0, −1.05, −1.05; p-value for trend = 0.3).

A nonsignificant trend for regression was also observed for metformin (1.25, P = 0.06), male sex (1.17, P = 0.08), and insulin sensitivity (1.07, P = 0.09).

This nonsignificant finding in the regression analysis may be related to the fact that these mini-implants, although placed by residents, were still supervised by the experienced operator.

For men, the regression was nonsignificant.

The other significant relations observed with logistic regression showed nonsignificant reductions with log-binomial analysis.

The results of the univariate analysis in the current study indicated that PSC who exhibited a history of feeding dogs demonstrated a higher risk of T. canis infection than those who did not; however, these effects were nonsignificant in the multivariate regression analysis.

In fact, the NRC (2000) stated that Crump et al. reported nonsignificant results from a regression analysis on all the children in the New Zealand cohort, but [that these results became significant] after omission of a single child whose mother's hair Hg concentration was 86 ppm (4 times higher than that of the next highest exposure level in the study).

Actually, removing them from the regression yields a nonsignificant relationship between both variables.