Sentence examples for significance outside from inspiring English sources

We used the classification results based on the 20 curated neurally-relevant features and total gene count to prioritize subjects with potentially interesting inherited rare losses; we focused on inherited rare variation because it is more difficult to assess its significance outside known ASD loci, and we selected rare losses as these display better classification performance than rare gains.

And it would have a significance outside of Gelsenkirchen.

Forty years ago, planners and architects operated in a city where the concept of culture had little significance outside the sphere of anthropology.

In 1887 Hall founded the American Journal of Psychology, the first such American journal and the second of any significance outside Germany.

The polar ice caps will not melt any faster or slower because I couldn't figure out how to write a convincing end to my novel" – who can't conceive significance outside the rather large denominators of life, death and ice caps.

"We believe that the issue has significance outside the specific context of tax-related work papers, that the lower court incorrectly narrowed the privilege, and that this case warrants Supreme Court review".

I should, perhaps, mention that this tendency to wish away or downplay the significance of the outside world is something one finds quite frequently in the European tradition of the novel.

That development, announced Dec. 22 after years of complaints by minority motorists and months of negotiations between the state and the United States Justice Department, has set off a fervent debate about the significance of the outside oversight and the amount of power the monitor will ultimately wield.

This study contributes to ambiguous previous findings by investigating age work engagement linkage and moderating effects of such job characteristics as employees' perceived task significance and interaction outside organization.

The difference was just outside significance at the 5 % level (p = 0.055, Table  1), and the correlation was linear with Pearson's r = 0.85 (p < 0.0001).

CSF leucocytosis has previously been shown to predict conversion from clinically isolated syndrome to clinically definite multiple sclerosis (Gout et al., 2011; Modvig et al., 2015), but leucocyte count just fell outside significance in the logistic regression model.