The phrase "statistically discernible" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts involving data analysis, research, or statistics to indicate that a difference or effect can be detected through statistical methods.
Example: "The results of the study showed that the changes in performance were statistically discernible, suggesting a significant impact of the new training program."
Alternatives: "statistically significant" or "detectable through statistics."
Overall, we found little evidence of important differences in program impacts for any of these subgroups, albeit recognizing that there may well be differences that are not statistically discernible.
There were no statistically discernible differences in influenza severity (fever ≥38.0°C or breathlessness) for vaccine failures compared to other influenza cases.
The relevance of the decadal scale for marine ecological changes has become evident in the last 30 years, when multi decadal time series of in situ collections provided records long enough for patterns to be statistically discernible.
Lack of power in this trial decreases the possibility of capturing statistically discernible differences between the groups.
The current sample of young adults at age 20 does demonstrate some reduction in working memory function, but only those with persisting PEs were statistically discernible from HCs.
There is, however, no statistically discernible difference with respect to either MAF or Tajima's D between 4-fold and SI sites (Table 1; Ppermutation > 0.1 for both A and X).
The tested antibiotics target a wide range of processes (DNA replication, protein synthesis, or cell wall synthesis), yet, when using our multidimensional statistical metric that reduces all differences to a single linear distance from its paired control, all classes of antibiotics showed discernible, statistically significant changes in flow cytometry signals.
Hypotensive patients with major blood loss had clinically discernible and statistically significant reductions in cardiac output and end-tidal CO2, when compared to hypotensive patients without major blood loss.
A pattern of strain-specific gene expression across moderate copper and excess copper environments was discernible, although not statistically significant by categorical ANOVA.
It finds that openness spurs growth to a statistically significant extent, and has no discernible effect on distribution.
The left STS voxel showed a pattern that was similar, although statistically subthreshold, to the right; no discernible pattern was present for the left IPL voxel (see Supplemental Data).
