Sentence examples for significance reference from inspiring English sources

Authors' response : The product of p-values is based on Fisher's method for combining independent tests of significance (reference [ 19] ).

But beyond issues of merit, "Blues Singer" has another significance: its reference to the earlier album.

But Leon Edel, James's biographer, believes them to be loaded with significance: The reference to his "clumsy pen" and the curious use of the word "divorced" suggests that some troubled feelings had been stirred in Henry.

Our research results have important theoretical significance and reference value for the higher education systems.

But not all philosophers are so sanguine about either the possibility or the theoretical significance of reference.

Kripke and Donnellan (and, anticipating them, Peter Geach 1969) offer an externalist alternative to the theory that cognitive significance determines reference (see the entry on externalism about mental content).

Special attention is paid to the statistical significance in reference to the cyclic nature of the solar activity, and there are also indicated some numeral limits, which have to be considered during such a check.

But no one who knows the facts will doubt that Luther had some sort of significance with reference to generally acknowledged values, and it can never occur to a historian to claim that Luther's personality is historically unimportant" (Rickert 1986, 93; for a critical response to this view see Oakes 1988, 111 144).

Our study focuses on the significance of reference group BMI in establishing the cut-off points for low muscle mass.

Next, we examine recent data about the pathophysiology and epidemiology and their clinical significance in reference to CVD risk assessment.

We now give an overview of the networks of Figure  3, and of their biological significance by reference to Figure  4.