Sentence examples for slightly more significant from inspiring English sources

Although he is the highest-paid writer-producer in television history, he feels it acutely: "I don't care about winning awards, but it'll be nice to do something that is perceived as slightly more significant.

Even in the games in which the results are virtually meaningless — like Tuesday's game here between the United States and Costa Rica, which was only slightly more significant than baseball's All-Star Game, which was played about the same time at Citi Field — there are at least two players on the United States team with obvious missions in mind.

The results also suggest that geopolymer concretes exhibit slightly more significant tension-stiffening effect than that of OPC concrete.

Overall, half of the interventions resulted in increased patient participation, with slightly more significant results found for bids for clarification than question-asking.

The analyses of jacking force show that reduction in jacking force is closely related to reduction in friction coefficients, and the effect of lubrication is slightly more significant in the case of curved alignment than the case of linear alignment.

GRS analysis using only the 7 SNPs that were of suggestively significant value (p < 0.1) yielded a slightly more significant result (p = 0.0005) with an AUC of 0.61, but would still not be of diagnostic or prognostic value, as an AUC of 0.7 and above is required for a test of good to excellent diagnostic accuracy [32].

The results in Fisher's exact test showed that the previously defined AHR in TRANSFAC was slightly more highly significant, whereas Mann–Whitney U-tests resulted in our novel motifs being more significant [see Supplemental Material, Table 2 (http://www.ehponline.org/docs/2009/0800485/suppl.pdf)].

In Table  4, the main effect of the SNP is only slightly more often significant than the interaction, which suggests that there is little consistency in LD between B. indicus and B. taurus.

His output is the same as before or slightly more, but a significant part is devoted to repairing what was lost.

A slightly more pronounced, but significant, effect was observed, when the K562/dx mice were treated with Poly-SNO-HSA.

The effect of this variant on knee OA is slightly larger and more significant in the analysis of the two genders combined but it appears to be mainly driven by females (see online supplementary table S1) with OR in females=1.07 [1.00–1.15], p=0.049, I=0.54 versus OR in males=1.04[0.94 1.14], p=0.47, I=0, which is in accordance with the finding reported in the arcOGEN GWAS.