Sentence examples for significance draw from inspiring English sources

The enrichment of the CNVRs with R gene models and their overlap with gene loci of agricultural significance draw attention to a form of unexplored genetic variation in apple.

The magazine aims to appeal to the widest selection of readers, and – unsurprisingly – kicks off with a "from the editor" piece, generally on a subject with local resonance or moral significance drawing on issues in the recent news and making a noteworthy point.

Here's an alternative perspective on Facebook's significance, drawing on a recent Pew study that suggests the service has become a largely passive photo-portal for peering into others' lives, rather than a significant contributor to the progress of one's own.

These are the modest dwellings that housed some of the grass-roots shapers of American and world culture, as well as the beer halls and sweet shops and roller rinks that hold scant architectural significance but draw disparate people together into vibrant public spaces.

Therefore our findings lack a statistical significance to draw far reaching conclusions.

Drawing Surrealism LACMA (Miracle Mile) 10 a.m.-7 p.m. Opening day of Drawing Surrealism, an exhibition exploring the significance of drawing and works on paper to surrealist innovation.

In a recent interview, Governor McGreevey recalled Mr. Corzine's role, saying that the episode played to his political strength "because it was a matter of national significance and drew on his relationship with Mr. Daschle".

Significance was drawn at α = 0.05.

The planned solution would also lessen the significance of the draw for the 10-furlong Group One event.

Old adversaries clashing in a rugby union match in 2016 draw significance from a humiliating defeat at Twickenham just one year prior.

The change will also see the start of the race move back approximately 80 yards allowing for a longer run into the first bend, with potential reduction to the significance of the draw.