Sentence examples for rejected means from inspiring English sources

(The attempt by opponents of Obamacare to argue that the law didn't say what it very plainly did say was silly to begin with; that it was rejected means that words do, in fact, have meaning. But this isn't a place to argue with Scalia. Let's just let him rip).

An independent variable which has a "p value" of less than 0.05, specifies that the "null-hypothesis" can be rejected means it will have effect on regression analysis.

Students and families should not assume that being admitted to the most exclusive 40 colleges guarantees success in life or that being rejected means failure, said Hector Martinez, college guidance director at the Webb Schools in Claremont.

Epochs in which the EEG or EOG exceeded 120 μV were rejected (mean number of rejected epochs across participants and modalities was 32), leaving 70 face epochs and 66 scrambled face epochs, on average across participants.

The difference in T1 to T2 change scores in the early versus the late group was significant, such that the null hypothesis associated with the primary analysis was rejected (mean change 4.3 versus 1.5, t=2.1, p=0.04).

Rejecting means, 'No, I don't want to go.

She wrote about death because it is so obviously important, and because she rejected customary means of avoiding or sugar-coating it, like religion.

Comparing with the significance level considered of 5%, the null hypotheses of equality were not rejected, what means the techniques behave similarly through the levels.

If the null hypothesis H0 : βp = 0 is rejected, this means that cooperatives and private firms use different technologies and lie on different frontier functions.

Levison's appeal was rejected, which means he will be held in contempt of court.

If only part of the three null hypotheses are rejected, this means that the covariate effects on various transition probabilities are similar to some extent, and that only corresponding interactions are added.