Sentence examples for significance yet from inspiring English sources

Hence, the findings with no statistical significance yet a significant effect size may still provide useful practical significance to the study.

Compared with healthy neonates (as listed in Table 2), the average birth weight of infants with birth-defects decreased but did not reach statistical significance; yet the ratio of low birthweight neonates with defects was statistically significant (Table 3).

Our observed association is of borderline statistical significance, yet given that under multivariate analysis MTHFR genotype was the most significant risk factor in comparison to other traditional risk factors, including smoking, hypertension, and duration of diabetes, investigation into its potential importance is warranted.

Salcedo's best art is freighted with political and emotional significance, yet always withholds more than it discloses.

"I don't think I understand the significance yet, as many Americans do, of being in Yankee Stadium.

Not all of it is freighted with significance, yet much of it — books, snapshots, drafts of novels, short stories — gives me clues about who I was, who I am now and where I'll go from here.

So maybe another metaphor for the human genome is a human dream: rich with significance, personal yet universal, stuffed with nonsense, all out of order yet infused with its own mad logic.

The property's significance might yet be marked.

The principles at stake had wide significance, and yet in the event the lords produced a judgment that was frustratingly narrow.

As we read, their eventual significance cannot yet be clear, but (unlike Serena, the would-be empiricist) we know – we trust – that they are not just virtuoso flourishes.

The preservation movement that routinely takes up arms to protect buildings of established cultural significance has yet to take an active role in saving America's modern design legacy.