Sentence examples for some insignificant difference from inspiring English sources

A mixed-model assembly line is assembly line, in which some similar product type with some insignificant difference is assembled.

The new mono-nucleotide matrix is similar to the original matrix with some insignificant differences for T in positions 1, 3, 6 (Table  1).

The same letter indicates an insignificant difference, whereas different letters indicate significant differences (P < 0.05) among groups.

Some statistically insignificant differences were noted in WBC and differential counts when the control and treatment groups were compared.

The statistical insignificant difference (P > 0.05) among the different pharmacokinetic parameters of bilayer tablets and Tonac was observed.

When undecided voters were pushed for a preference, Mrs. Clinton led, 49percentto43percentcent, again a statistically insignificant difference.

Mr. Green leads with 30percenttoto Mr. Ferrer's 23percentt, a statistically insignificant difference.

In 1982, forty-four per cent of Americans held strictly creationist views, a statistically insignificant difference from 2012.

Those who did not go to the groups had a median survival time of 17.6 months, an insignificant difference.

They scored themselves as 7.2 and others at 7.3 a statistically insignificant difference.

An insignificant difference doesn't mean that you've proven no difference; it just means that you haven't proved that there is one.