Sentence examples for significance provided from inspiring English sources

After retiring from the army as a colonel in 1815, he devoted himself to scholarship, publishing Travels in the Morea (1830) and Travels in Northern Greece (1835), which, in addition to their archaeological significance, provided a vivid account of the condition of Greece in the last years of Turkish rule.

It is generally agreed that on MRI the normal pineal gland appears as a solid nodule of tissue in only about 52% of cases [8, 12], and that its appearance can be more crescent-like (26%) or ring-like (22%), a change believed to be a cystic transformation with no pathological significance, provided its largest diameter is less than or equal to 5 mm.

These cutoffs that were based on statistical significance provided no useful information about clinical significance.

Identifying this large number of genes at this level of significance provided strong indications of the power in the data set.

More than 90% of the studies reviewed used an appropriate study design, used appropriate analysis methods, reported results in terms of statistical significance, provided a commentary on the clinical relevance, and reached appropriate conclusions given the results presented.

Both the large number of species (81) included, and the use of randomised datasets to determine significance, provided enough power to detect the presence (or absence) of a phylogenetic signal in our recombination rate data.

Although much of the predictive power in T1D was due to the MHC complex effects and other known associations, the remaining SNPs in our models have substantial predictive value in their own right, and remarkably in RA, the genes not meeting GWAS significance provide better predictive value than the significant hits alone.

Our findings indicate that although from a physical health perspective, smoking is detrimental, the spaces in which patients and staff smoke have social and psychological significance, providing a forum for the creation of social capital and resistance to institutional control.

While National Register listings are mostly symbolic, their recognition of significance provides some financial incentive to owners of listed properties.

Across the country, our Great Waters, which are recognized for their national significance, provide drinking water for millions, support critical jobs and local economies, and offer outstanding recreational opportunities within and surrounding our national parks.

The other three areas have already been protected as part of the National Park System, but not the Roan, despite the Colorado Natural Heritage Program CNHPP) observation that although the Roan "is clearly of comparable biological significance," providing a home to genetically pure Colorado River Cutthroat Trout and some of North America's rarest plants.