Sentence examples for significance statements from inspiring English sources

However, just reporting the out-of-sample MAE or RMSE does not directly allow significance statements.

At the same time, if someone from outside our field looks at our abstracts and, even more so, at our significance statements, they should see "research in an area of basic scientific ignorance that lies at the heart of a social problem" (Stokes, 1997, p. 60, quoting Holton, 1993, p. 115).

Significance statements refer to P values of two-tailed tests that were less than 0.05.

Significance statements refer to p-values of two-tailed tests less than 0.05.

For model discrimination, significance statements can be obtained by statistical tests.

In certain parts of this paper, we used sets of randomly generated complexes (each set containing the same number of complexes as found in the annotated complexes) in Monte-Carlo simulations (denoted MC-test) to derive p-values for significance statements.

This was done to mimic the restaurant scenario (see the Significance statement) in which an individual is looking around and attending to the environment but not attending to the spatial properties of the environment (e.g., incidental spatial learning).

Our early analysis identified information with no biological significance (copyright statements) included within the comment lines.

"There were no sightings of significance," a statement said.

With this description of language, Frege can give a general account of the difference in the cognitive significance between identity statements of the form 'a=a' and 'a=b'a=b

In recent decades, official apologies, delivered by state entities or corporations, have become more common, raising questions about the validity and significance of apologetic statements made by representatives on behalf of groups (Harvey 1995, Gibney et al 2008), especially when the events in question lie in the distant past (Pettigrove 2003).