Sentence examples for significant degrees of from inspiring English sources

Values of P < 0.05 were considered significant; degrees of significance are indicated in the figures.

So the energy sector has significant degrees of freedom to adjust its supply, by making technology choices, the cost of which can be passed on to users.

Distinguishing the mood changes between clinically significant degrees of depression (for example, major depression) and those occurring 'normally' remains problematic and it is best to consider the symptoms of depression as occurring on a continuum of severity".

The policy of granting or recognizing significant degrees of self-government by dependencies, which was favoured by the far-flung nature of the empire, led to the development by the 20th century of the notion of a "British Commonwealth," comprising largely self-governing dependencies that acknowledged an increasingly symbolic British sovereignty.

These surfaces are not truly superhydrophobic, and lack significant degrees of nanoscale roughness.

These hybrid modes add significant degrees of freedom in designing structures for plasmonic applications.

Over those 31 years … I have taken a significant degree of risk.

The operation involved a "significant degree of planning" by Jackson, said Walsh.

Nonetheless, Mr. Reich said, "There has been a significant degree of noncompliance by Governor Rowland".

And David Miles says he believes there is still a "significant degree" of spare capacity.

The survey elicited a high response rate and revealed a significant degree of disillusion.