Sentence examples for statistically pronounced from inspiring English sources

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The decreased PHE uptake induced by 2,4-DNP was statistically pronounced with paired t-test, at 95% confidence level.

Thus relative change is tested adaptively only for those signs and symptoms which are statistically pronounced and are of interest for the clinician to follow.

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The Weibull modulus decreases with increasing heating rate; however, the effect of the heating rate on the mean strength is statistically less pronounced.

The loss of neurons was statistically more pronounced in myenteric than in submucous ganglia, and more pronounced in the colon and ileum than in the stomach.

By comparing the lactulose to mannitol levels (lactulose/mannitol 0.64 in GvHD vs. 0.43 in control animals, p < 0.05), we were able to show that the disturbance of the paracellular permeability is statistically more pronounced.

In contrast, low-dose long duration (LL) input led to a pronounced statistically significant delay in the response.

Our prediction is based on the assumption that auxiliary splicing elements have pronounced statistically significant density increase/decrease towards the exonic boundaries compared to the deep intronic or exonic sequences.

Besides primary mechanical hyperalgesia, animals showed pronounced and statistically significant weight bearing starting from 22.25 μg bradykinin.

A meta-analysis of experiments designed to assess the effects of gavage (without assessing the effects of specific test chemicals) indicates that the process of gavaging animals induces rapid, pronounced and statistically significant effects on stress-related responses [ 38].

While certainly not as pronounced (or statistically significant), the pattern of differential effects on respiratory admissions was replicated when models considered cold and warm days as indexed by the average daily temperature (instead of months).

In patients entering transplant in CR, the improvement in sensitivity of pre-allo-SCT MRD assessment using MG-MRD (89%) versus WT1 alone (33%) to predict 1-year post-allo-SCT relapse was pronounced and statistically significant (P=0.031, 95% confidence interval: 0.0 0.821, NcMemar's exact test, Supplementary Figure S3).

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