Sentence examples for significance divisions from inspiring English sources

In the significance testing, the significance divisions F0.05 2,n-3) is 5.79 (sample number is 8) at a confidence level of 95% from an F test.

King, then, is exaggerating the significance of generational divisions in today's societies.

We also present a Gene Ontology analysis of the periodic classes to further confirm the biological significance of our class division.

The result had wider significance in the division.

The marriage had diplomatic significance; in the division of Europe caused by the Great Schism, Bohemia and the Empire were seen as potential allies against France in the ongoing Hundred Years' War.

The regulation of microtubule dynamics has been shown to be both of great biological significance during cell division, and of outstanding pharmaceutical value in tumor therapy.

The BCL2 gelsolin regulation of F-acting depolymerization may have a broader significance for cell division and apoptosis since both processes require cytoskeleton reorganization.

At a functional and evolutionary level, the potential significance of this division in groups represents an interesting topic for further research.

The question is what they mean; in other words does this reconstitution of FtsA and FtsZ filaments in vitro have any significance to cell division in vivo?

"Unlike DOMA, the question here is not a question of major constitutional significance that produced deep divisions," Yale law professor Abbe Gluck said Thursday evening.

And it is the story of the schism in twentieth century philosophy over the significance of language: a division between those who diagnosed traditional philosophical problems as purely linguistic entanglements and those who believed that these problems transcended language.