Sentence examples for statistically conclusive from inspiring English sources

The results are encouraging but not statistically conclusive due to a limited amount of measured data.

A statistically conclusive seventy per cent of the participants experienced the illusion: they felt that the rubber tongue they saw being stroked was their own.

Such a study can be designed in an ethically sound manner but requires the collaboration of numerous institutions and careful coordination to achieve statistically conclusive results.

There was a statistically conclusive difference in quality of organic matter in these areas expressed by the carbon content of humus matter, carbon in humic acids and the C N ratio.

Novel genotyping and sequencing technologies have led to the discovery of 242 common susceptibility loci, 45 of which have been fine-mapped to statistically conclusive causal variants; 50 genes associated with very-early-onset inflammatory disease have been identified.

However, all metrics of comparison between hybrid and light lines were not statistically conclusive, primarily because birds could access baited hooks in areas beyond the protection afforded by bird-scaring lines (aft and to port of their aerial extent).

Nevertheless, in our study the combined evidence improved the precision to a level reaching statistical significance in less than 4% (3/73) of such cases and cast additional doubts on 36% (14/39) of direct evidence that would have been considered conclusive (statistically significant).

Human epidermal growth factor receptor 2 and CD117 were too rarely expressed to establish conclusive and statistically significant relationships.

A single study is most often not conclusive, no matter how statistically significant its findings.

Similarly, risk ratios associated with moderately low exposure (two or three threads) were small and, although statistically significant in most cases, were not conclusive of a clinically relevant change.

Multicentre, double-blind studies with statistically accepted sample size are still needed to provide conclusive evidence on the benefit of antioxidants as a treatment modality for patients with male infertility.