Sentence examples for statistically significant development from inspiring English sources

The MANOVA of the activity of the subgroups receiving an active dose showed no statistically significant development from the 1st to the 2nd half of the test period.

The MANOVA of the impulsiveness of the subgroups receiving an active dose no statistically significant development from the 1st to the 2nd half of the test period.

The MANOVA of the sustained attention behavior of the subgroups receiving an active dose showed no statistically significant development from the 1st to the 2nd half of the test period.

The evolution from before the intervention to immediately after (instants 0 and 1) contradicted our hypothesis for physical health: it worsened in the intervention group and slightly improved in the control group, showing a statistically significant development, only negative (coefficient −2.46, p = 0.009).

Factors including pH, lactic acid concentrations, and soluble calcium measured during curing (greater than 7 d) of cheese were found to be statistically significant in the development of defects and appeared to be associated with use of specific starter culture groups.

Yet, without focused pragmatics instruction, the pace of acquiring the ability to comprehend implicatures appeared to be quite slow: after all, the examinee went through the first 2 to 3 years of the curriculum before realizing statistically significant, all-round development in this ability (i.e., comparing the CSL-1 and CSL-3&4 groups).

The slightly smaller numbers of blastocysts forming after Galanin- and FFL-siRNA compared with incubator-control embryos suggests that the technique of siRNA causes some stress to embryos, but without statistically significant effect on development.

11, 21, 22 No statistically significant differences in development of CTLS were observed in the controlled trials between the rasburicase and control groups.

This was statistically significant for the development of delayed cerebral ischaemia and the peak depression period during Days 5 10 after aneurismal SAH in the present study.

The association was also statistically significant for the development of any of the seven analyzed prematurity complications (OR = 0.28, 95% CI = 0.09-0.86, p = 0.024).

When participants with and without CKD were further classified by BMI categories, all the groups lost their statistically significant association with development of CVD events, indicating no significant interaction between CKD and BMI categories.