Sentence examples for significant for the selection from inspiring English sources

The diagnosis of H. pylori infection is significant for the selection of therapy and for the follow up of eradication success.

This observation has significant implications for the selection of the most appropriate rodent species and strain to be used in testing for EDCs.

However, essentially all of the increase was in the four CpG sub-region previously found to correlate with gene expression (marked with a box in Fig. 3), where the change from 7%to27%7% was highly significant with a P-value of 0.006, which remains significant even allowing for the selection made of the four CpG box sequence for which the comparisons were done.

This category consists of a range of operations-related criteria, shown in Table 6, that are significant for the hub port selection process, as shipping lines expect high operational performance from the hub port.

We selected either the peak voxel for this contrast or the upper twentieth percentile of the most active voxels (yielding, on average, n = 4.5, 5, and 4.0 voxels/quadrant for V1, V2, and V3, respectively); results were qualitatively the same (and statistically significant) for either selection criterion, so for the results presented here, the latter criterion is used.

Results were considered statistically significant for positive selection if the probability value was less than 0.05.

The setting of B and f c can be different for each eNodeB, which gives significant degrees of freedom for the selection of the frequency assignment.

We have shown that, if one assumes that the two data centers being considered have the same architecture and internal structure but different PUE, the network connection between them can play a significant role for the final selection of the site in which to compute or store data.

At low temperature micro-Raman spectroscopy revealed a significant relaxation of the selection rules for the scattering by the optical phonons in the films grown at lower temperatures.

Neutrality tests (Taijma's D test and Fu's F test) were not significant for positive selection (both p>0.1), indicating a neutral selection process for the intB gene.

The REL analysis of DataMonkey found that 628 of the 1,464 codons in the full-length alignment of ABCB5 were highly significant for purifying selection.