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"statistically non-significant" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used when a study finds that an observed effect or relationship was not reliably different from zero or random chance. For example: "The results of the experiment showed that the differences between the groups were statistically non-significant."
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Heterogeneity statistics for the meta-analyses usually indicated a low, statistically non-significant level of heterogeneity.
Persistence also increased modestly (about 5%) in denser collagens (6 mg/ml) but this effect was statistically non-significant (see Table 2).
statistically non-significant.
S, statistically significant; NS, statistically non-significant.
All the statistically non-significant terms were eliminated from the model.
P value < 0.05 is considered to be statistically significant NS statistically non-significant.
ICD, inter-canine distance; IMD, inter-molar distance; S, statistically significant; NS, statistically non-significant.
The difference in mean serum levels at CVMI3 and CVMI4 was statistically non-significant. 5.
However, cultivated land and plantation forest showed statistically non-significant difference between them.
However, this mean difference was found to be statistically non-significant.
Deviations in mesiodistal positioning and angular deviation showed a statistically non-significant difference.
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