Sentence examples for reference to significant from inspiring English sources

Greenspan has begun slowly moving toward a more optimistic assessment of future prospects, and in his most recent congressional testimony before the Senate Budget Committee last month, he dropped an earlier reference to "significant risks," saying the economy was starting to turn.

During the last ten years, substantial changes have been noted in the epidemiology of influenza in pigs, particularly with reference to significant geographical variations in terms of the virus subtypes and their associated genotypes.

Yanagihara scrubs her prose of references to significant historical events.

References to significant differences in the text can be assumed to be at P < 0.05 unless otherwise stated.

The reports make reference to "ongoing, significant risks" to children held on Nauru between January and March this year.

They make more explicit reference to such significant and shocking events as a police massacre, on February 8th of that year, of anti-O.A.S. protesters.

It was unclear yesterday whether Governor McGreevey's reference to a "significant difference in the allocated worth" of land under the airports and at ground zero was based on negotiations already taking place.

When a given number of spikes (e.g. two) showed a P≤0.05 while a higher number of spikes (e.g. three) had a P≥0.05, then the next higher number of spikes (e.g. four) exhibiting a P≤0.05 was considered as a reference to determine significant activation.

The use of the term "significant effect" when it is only appropriate as a reference to a "statistically significant difference," can be considered a direct expression of the significance fallacy [ 39] and, as such, constitutes one way to detect the problem in a specific paper.

Unless otherwise stated, all references to "statistically significant" results from KS tests, refer to p values smaller than 0.01, adjusted with the appropriate Bonferroni correction if required.

Government guidance on sex and relationship teaching in English schools, last updated 16 years ago, has no reference to pornography despite "significant evidence" that its ready availability online can facilitate harassment and sexual violence, MPs say.