Sentence examples for significant note that from inspiring English sources

While not statistically significant, note that the scrambled version trended toward a DDF of less than one.

Neither the interaction of frequency×electrode (P = .298) nor the three-way interaction (P = .478) was significant (note that only interactions with the factor electrode are meaningful in this ANOVA because the average reference sets mean amplitudes across scalp channels to zero).

Although this result is statistically significant, note that the determination for wt-LIMK1-GFP is affected by the very low fraction of recovery seen in many individual traces, which reduces the accuracy of curve-fitting.

Although the group by time interaction was significant, note that the difference between whole body vibration and active control (cycling) in sit-and-reach performance was only 1.3 cm after the two interventions, corresponding to a small effect size of 0.22 for the interaction term.

At a a hearing in October, before a panel of advisers to the Food and Drug Administration, they said the study was not statistically significant, noting that its findings rested on fewer than a dozen cases of stroke.

When asked what it would mean for her to potentially become the first Muslim woman in Congress, she said it would be "very significant," noting that she'd also be Arizona's first Muslim Senator, and its first representative to wear a headscarf.

Of significant note is that the restricted estimator suffers from a serious conceptual flaw, in that estimation at any time t requires conditioning on the occurrence of future events after time t (see [ 17], Principle 1).

Of significant note is that we even observed staining with the 8E variant under these conditions.

"It is significant to note that the church has stopped short in most of cases of endorsing or denouncing particular candidates," Dr. Appleby said.

"It is significant to note that Nico has recorded more race starts by the age of 20 than his father recorded in an entire career".

It's significant to note that Messud's characters - a glittering cross-section of New York's uptown intelligentsia - are remarkably similar to those McInerney describes.