Sentence examples for significance completely from inspiring English sources

Strong statistical significance was achieved when we included only low quality trials, and this significance completely disappeared when we considered only high quality trials.

Digitisation "changes what a book is in ways that makes the selection criteria for Ngrams − if it made it into print, it must have some significance − completely meaningless.

These structures were chosen for their representativeness, as we were convinced that the question of "societal significance" cannot be "completely divorced from the question of "statistical significance"" (Fitzgerald, 2006, pp. 15-16).

In Ottoman times, minor additions were made to provide platforms for artillery, but the castle progressively lost its significance and was completely deserted by the late 18th century.

This significance in almost completely lost in the current format.

Both low and high VEGF concentrations have been found in critically ill patients, and its significance is not completely understood [ 21, 44, 45].

When we adjusted the cluster-size threshold to 17 voxels, 90% of the significance masks were completely free of random clusters (Table 2).

Although statistical and clinical significances are not completely identical, the effect size is considered a more appropriate indicator to estimate the clinical significance rather than a p-value.

However, the statistical significance of the effects completely vanishes after the third period ((s=3)) as in row (d) of Table 3.

In anxiety, the familiar world that seemed to assure one's security suddenly breaks down, and in this world-collapse one finds that the significance of things is "completely lacking" (1962 [1927]: 186).

While Peter Beinart's article continues to shake US Jewry, its significance has been almost completely missed in Israel.