Sentence examples for significance should from inspiring English sources

Levene's test for equality of variances was significant and thus the level of significance should be p < 0.01.

** Levene's test for equality of variances was significant in all cases and thus the level of significance should be p < 0.01.

How much significance should we read into Eugene's name?

The United States accepted it, but said no significance should be attached to the date.

Copies, and explanations of their significance, should be made available online to every school.

Golden Dawn's rise has parallels across Europe, and its significance should be of Continental concern.

The problem lies in deciding what significance should be attached to particular typological characteristics.

How much significance should be read into contests that will be determined by a small pool of voters in two states and one Congressional district?

But that idea is just one of many, he said, emphasizing that his view is that "some appropriate gesture of significance" should be made to commemorate Mr. Reagan.

I agree that artifacts of genuine historic or cultural significance should be available to the public and to scholars, not hidden away in private collections.

His significance should never be underestimated; this young man plays with a flair and fluency that sets him apart from his peers.