Sentence examples for statistically meaningful differences from inspiring English sources

There were no statistically meaningful differences among those who did or did not use multivitamins after menopause.

There were no statistically meaningful differences in terms of implant failure and clinical results between patients with a replaced patella and those without.

T tests and Mann Whitney U tests were utilized identify statistically meaningful differences between school districts with and without wind turbines.

22 Specifications with an additional lead in immigration were also tested, but had no economically or statistically meaningful differences compared to the model with a single lead.

The data were mapped and analyzed using appropriate descriptive and inferential statistical methods in order to identify spatial patterns related to wind power development and statistically meaningful differences between school districts with wind turbines and surrounding districts with no turbines.

No statistically meaningful differences were found in risk of intracranial haemorrhage between the antidepressant drug classes.

That is a modest but statistically meaningful difference.

That is a small but statistically meaningful difference, said Barbara Means, the study's lead author.

Bagwell's teammate with the Houston Astros, Craig Biggio, was named on 76 percent of ballots that also included Bonds, but 70 percent of those that did not, which is not a statistically meaningful difference.

Independent sample t-test was used to compare the post test scores of groups and it was not found a statistically meaningful difference.

Is it sufficient to use only a single conformer per compound and still realize a statistically meaningful difference or separation between the 3-D similarities of reputed actives and inactives from a biological test?