Sentence examples for statistically significant further from inspiring English sources

Whilst this may be statistically significant, further work is required to establish if this has any clinical significance within a user population.

This result was not statistically significant; further, there was only one study from the seventies including 19 patients, and one aberrant study with a very low response rate including 11 patients.

Whilst our results were statistically significant, further research is warranted to define parameters to determine clinically meaningful change in clinician behaviour in relation to bowel management.

As with traditional publication bias, the tendency is to analyze data and choose to present results which are statistically significant, further from the null, or closer to what the researchers believe is the true value.

At 6 weeks post-MI, EPO+GCSF group stabilized LVEF, while the control group demonstrated a statistically significant further deterioration of function (0 ± 1 vs. -7 ± 1%, p < 0.01 vs. control) compared to week 1 post MI (Fig.  3a).

For proton pump inhibitors and antipsychotics, the impact was increased over the 20 month follow-up period as evidenced by the statistically significant further reduction in the trends post intervention compared to pre-intervention trends (Table  3).

Comparisons that were statistically significant were further tested with an effect size statistic, using pooled standard deviation (Morgan et al, 2007) to assess the magnitude of the difference.

However, due to the limited sample size and stringent statistical standard, the changes observed from Phase I to Phase III are not statistically significant, and further investigation into the transient change immediately after induction is needed.

Factors that were found statistically significant were further subjected to post hoc analysis using Scheffe's test for equality of variances.

A breakdown of the data resulted in several trends that, although not statistically significant, deserve further exploration, the study researchers say.

However, the risk for the ENO1 SNP was not statistically significant after further adjustment for traditional risk factors (OR = 1.09, 90% CI 0.85 1.38, P = 0.28).