Sentence examples for statistically apparent from inspiring English sources

"The effects of the abolition of modern languages as a compulsory GCSE subject are now statistically apparent and incontrovertible," says Katrin Kohl, vice-chair of modern languages at the University of Oxford.

"Like the 'moderate alcohol intake and cancer in women' study, the researchers use huge numbers of subjects to find statistically apparent 'associations' that are, in fact, miniscule.

Two mutants, brp1 ∆ and ckb1 ∆, had statistically apparent decreases in nuclear Dna2-GFP mean fluorescence intensity.

It is likely that the contribution of NCD4lo cells in the bulk YNCD4 cells may not be statistically apparent.

The absolute number of patients was relatively small, so small differences, such as for the relationship between age and cancer laterality, were not statistically apparent.

It is plausible that the contribution of NCD4lo cells in the bulk YNCD4 cells may not be statistically apparent in the assays we have used.

We found a small, statistically significant apparent protective association of statins against influenza morbidity and mortality.

In the primary analysis, statin use showed a small but statistically significant apparent protective association against hospitalization (OR = 0.92; 95% CI 0.89 0.95) (Table 2).

The results showed that each UIM region bound weakly to the parkin Ubl domain with statistically similar apparent dissociation constants (KD,UIM_1 = 840 ± 189 μM, KD,UIM_2 = 502 ± 41 μM, and KD,UIM_3 = 921 ± 165 μM).

h, and modest escalation of the CPT-11 dose from 80 mg m-2 to 90 mg m-2 resulted in a statistically significant apparent increase in the plasma concentrations of SN-38.

No apparent statistically significant correlation between the type of arthrodesis and functional outcome was found, using a disease-specific outcome score (MFS), a generic quality of life scale (SF-36), and patient satisfaction (VAS) as outcome measures.