Sentence examples for proper significance from inspiring English sources

And the passage of marriage equality has, for me, reimbued those terms with their right and proper significance.

"We fully support the prime minister's proposals regarding solutions that are aimed at improving competitiveness, removing red tape and granting proper significance to national parliaments," she said.

If women and their physicians were educated about early warning signs, they could assign them proper significance and receive more effective treatment: ovarian cancer can be cured when it presents in its early stages.

The impact of other investigated characteristics could not be confirmed with proper significance.

Deontologists insist that consequentialism errs by failing to accord proper significance to the moral agent as an individual; in John Rawls' words, consequentialism "does not take seriously the distinction between persons" (Rawls 1971, section 5).

A second challenge for network construction is identification of a proper significance threshold.

Nonetheless, although participants who had financial losses had a better average than those who lost only credentials during phishing attacks (a 10%% difference), small sample sizes prohibit us from conducting proper tests for significance.

One traditional response to problems of cognitive significance for proper names is to adopt a descriptivist theory of proper names.

Note that the proper threshold for statistical significance for replication is P < 0.05/ n, where 0.05 is the traditional significance threshold for a single test and n is the total number of variants brought forward for replication; this corresponds to the Bonferroni correction for multiple testing.

There is disagreement over the significance and proper treatment of myocardial bridges, according to the medical literature.

No one really has given proper recognition to the significance of this population, to New York City, to its culture".