Our statistical analysis indicated that there was no statistically significant difference in reception by attendees when comparing content modification in 2003 with audience modification in 2004.
Petrizi's commentary on the Elementatio theologica represents a significant effort at reception inasmuch as the Georgian philosopher interprets the work immanently, that is, on the basis of Proclus's philosophy itself.
But the possibility of disruption in this normal pattern becomes a significant issue at reception point when the choice path contains the options 'mediated: congruent', as it does for P; this is because mediation always leads to the text's 'displacement' from its point of production, and this normally involves the intervention of a mechanical and/or human agency other than the speaker.
The association was statistically significant in both Reception and Year 6 for all 3 years of data (table 4).
Second, class position mediates to a significant degree the reception, appropriation or rejection of transnational categories such as MSM and LGBT.
Further, class position mediates to a significant degree the reception, appropriation or rejection of transnational categories such as MSM and Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender (LGBT).
The change in correlation between obesity and IMD over the 3-year period was not statistically significant in either Reception (z=−1.64, p=0.101) or Year 6 (z=0.19, p=0.849).
There's no doubt that, for all these movies, their success at the US box office had a significant impact on their reception in the UK.
Gregory Solman, in an informative essay from Senses of Cinema, tells a significant story of its reception at the Cannes Film Festival première, in 1960: "A new man is being born…" Antonioni explained after L'avventura had been jeered and shouted down at its premiere in Cannes.
Similarly, the Graeco-Arabic translation movement of the eighth to tenth centuries CE, as well as being crucial for the transmission of ancient Greek texts, is a highly significant phase in the reception of Greek culture that can reveal a great deal about the meaning of a text such as Aristotle's Poetics.
