Sentence examples for significantly real from inspiring English sources

We argue that the interval shuffling technique from Mokeichev et al. (2007) is a significant advance and produces surrogate data that are much more closely preserved versions of the original data so much so that our original detector would not be equipped to detect the difference, even if the difference was significantly real.

Although the mean sensor glucose during the first 24 hours in the ICU showed a trend towards lower values in the intervention group (real-time CGM vs control: GluMEAN1: 104.40 ± 2.00 vs 109.23 ± 1.96 mg/dl; P = 0.087), variability of sensor glucose during the first 24 hours did not differ significantly (real-time CGM vs control: GluSD1: 20.85 vs 18.46 mg/dl; P = 0.201).

One wrinkle: A 1997 federal tax law that went into effect last year significantly altered real estate taxes, and most people haven't grasped how the new tax law impacts their real estate holdings.

Manalapan residents save significantly in real estate taxes.

Not by much, but enough to slice significantly into real wages growth.

"It is a new experience for the BBC to see its income fall significantly in real terms," said the BBC Trust.

The Office for Budget Responsibility forecasts that inflation (CPI) will be 8.7% over this period, so the value of universal credit work allowances are set to fall significantly in real terms.

This is one of the reasons Germany came out of the crisis faster than other economies and now salaries and domestic demand are rising significantly in real terms.

The report points out that investment in "psychological therapies increased significantly in real terms by 6% over the monies in 2010/11 and now forms 7% of direct services investment nationally".

The deal would "significantly reduce real world NOx emissions from new diesel cars from 2017," it argues, going on to say that any delay in its approval would be "likely to result in a significant delay to [its] implementation".

There is no question that those salaries, which increased 2.5percentt last year, have dropped significantly in real terms in recent decades or that they represent a small fraction of what partners in big city law firms make.