Sentence examples for significantly incremental from inspiring English sources

A test is available for determining if SA, represents a sufficient indicator of the common variance or if a statistically orthogonal SB must be specified owing to an additional set of coefficients that capture a significantly incremental estimate of common explained variance.

Both FENa and EFurea showed significantly increased incremental values with higher RIFLE-criteria from mild to severe AKI.

Significantly, the incremental method brought forward in the present paper for the local buckling analysis can be popularized to other honeycombs enhanced with narrow-ribs.

Incremental min max normalization takes low computational time evidently, (mathcal {O}((log (n)))), so the technique mitigates the running time of ESUCR-DTW significantly; whereas incremental z-score normalization is of higher computational time, ESUCR-DTW has longer wall clock time.

Conversely, LV-LS did not change significantly with incremental PEEP (Table 3).

The reference case was csDMARD therapy, which might result in significantly higher incremental costs than in our reference case.

Our findings suggest that obesity as an isolated risk-factor in a middle-aged population was not associated with significantly higher incremental health care expenditures.

Pregnant women had significantly higher incremental insulin and mean insulin levels, and a larger glucose area under the curve than non-pregnant women.

The reduction in postprandial glucose concentration documented in this study is in line with a study where quercetin significantly decreased incremental plasma glucose after a single oral dose of starch and the area under the postprandial glucose response compared with the control group in streptozotocin-induced diabetic rats [ 27].

For example, we did not observe lower costs in rescue therapy that could offset the high costs of rituximab to make it a cost-saving intervention for young patients, as projected by an Italian model [ 11], or lower costs in palliative care for the elderly patients that could significantly reduce incremental cost, as described by the US model [ 14].

Recovery was incremental.