The coefficient of repeatability, that is, the smallest significant difference between repeated measurements [ 29], was lower for the measurement of excursion than for that of thickening.
There were small significant differences in irradiance among aspects, however, the daily peak had a delay from SE to SW.
Moreover this sample size may be underpowered to detect small significant differences.
Small significant differences in prediction, however, might not translate to improvement for the clinical setting.
Small significant differences between the groups were found for processed blood volume, total spent dialysate, blood and dialysate flow (Table 3).
We may have been underpowered to detect small significant differences, and results of our multivariate analysis are limited by wide confidence intervals and potentially unstable estimates.
Small significant differences in primary outcome measures (e.g., bile duct injuries in patients undergoing cholecystectomy) may be found favouring one intervention, while large differences in secondary outcome measures (e.g., costs) may favour the comparator.
The high odds of seropositivity caused by ecological factors as represented by village site may have obscured any smaller significant differences in odds of seropositivity associated with the other vector-contact-associated activities.
For example, when measuring HIV viral load, clinicians work on orders of magnitude (log10 scale), whereas research that measures normalised gene expression by RT-qPCR frequently presents much smaller significant differences (e.g. often less than threefold).
Range of rotation was significantly reduced in the CGH group when compared to groups Migraine (P < 0.001) and MHF (P = 0.001), with an additional smaller significant difference between groups Migraine and MHF (P = 0.039).
