Sentence examples for statistically large from inspiring English sources

We show that men and women differ systematically in their interests, and that these differences can account for an economically and statistically large fraction of the occupational gender gap.

Post processing of statistically large number of images collected from many successive injection events and numerous identical nozzles has allowed for the first time estimation of the ensemble average cavitation image and its standard deviation.

On the other hand, arising from specific properties of N such as its large electronegativity and small atomic volume, it is well known that dilute nitride alloys create statistically large compositional fluctuations [11].

The key is understanding that the [gender] gap, though it's statistically large enough to swing some elections, is still pretty small.

It means that if any one of these banks were to collapse, the percentage of the U.S. households that might be disrupted would be a statistically large fraction of America.

30 The statistically large increase in alanine, however, is unexpected.

A popular modification of the KS test is to use a signed version of the KS statistic to infer whether the values of one sample are statistically larger than the values of the other.

In the present study, cold tumours were statistically larger than hot tumours, median 39 vs. 6 mL (P < 0.01).

However, the mean FeO ratio for magnetically well-connected (W61° − W70°) events has a statistically larger value (0.64) than those from other longitudes.

This can be correlated with a statistically larger number of positively charged MB sites on the dendrimer surface able to electrically connect the negatively charged heme domain of SOx and the electrode.

The results showed that from 8to4444 months after planting, the sludge application (with or without N and P) yielded a statistically larger wood volume (P < 0.05), compared to application of N and P fertilizers only.