The effect of the steel fibre distribution on concrete is significant, studies regarding the distribution characteristics of steel fibre are of great significance for the application of steel fibre-reinforced concrete (SFRC).
"Nowadays, some approvable letters require significant studies".
The makers concede that no significant studies suggest chronic angina patients live longer or have fewer heart attacks with the newer stents.
Nicholas Lezard in the Evening Standard noted: "You can count in the book's authoritative bibliography around 50 books and significant studies of Burroughs and his circle; three of them are by Barry Miles himself.
And hopefully it makes things better, you know?" Dr. Dan Romer, research director of the Adolescent Risk Communication Institute of the Annenberg Public Policy Center, says no significant studies have been made of whether this music has a therapeutic effect.
Researchers in Asia, Africa, and Latin America, often in partnership with European and American colleagues, produced significant studies on decolonization, ideology, federalism, corruption, and political instability.
However, neither Purdue Pharma nor any drug producer has ever run significant studies to assess the long-term benefits or risks of the medications.
Such is the keen observation of Logan Levkoff, a sexologist at New York University and member of the Trojan Sexual Health Advisory Council, some of whose members were part of the research team at Indiana University that recently concluded one of the most significant studies on sexual behaviour in America.
As part of her interest in dogs, Muriel Freeman worked with and endowed many significant studies at the University of Pennsylvania Veterinary School and the Orthopedic Foundation for Animals (OFA) to define and limit hip dysplasia and the other diseases that strike larger dog breeds.
The fail-safe numbers [21] showed that 1685 non-significant studies would be needed to overturn the significant results, indicating robust meta-analyses results.
Early replications tend to be biased against initial findings, an observation previously termed Proteus phenomenon: The chances for non-significant studies going in the same direction as the initial result are estimated to be lower than the chances for non-significant studies opposing the initial result (73%; 95% CI, 55% to 96%).
