Sentence examples for statistically significant raised from inspiring English sources
There were no statistically significant raised SMRs for any cancer site.
Kerr et al (2000) reported a statistically significant raised estimate of risk for lead: OR=2.4 (95% CI 1.2 4.8).
Patients with cancers of the head & neck, bladder, and breast (women aged <50 years) showed statistically significant raised rates of subsequent cancers.
Only for pleural cancer was there a statistically significant raised SMR, but there was no evidence of a dose trend in incidence or mortality.
An earlier study (Draper et al, 1997a, 1997b; Sorahan et al, 2003) showed a statistically significant raised risk for childhood cancers among the children of exposed women radiation workers, but without any evidence of a dose response relationship.
Among the group of children with an in utero dose due to maternal radiation work, there are no statistically significant raised risks for LNHL, 'cancers other than LNHL' or all childhood cancers combined in either the new or the original data taken alone (Table 1).
Since EDTA has long been used to detach mucosal epithelia in vitro [ 26], the trend toward harm at the upper end of the typically used EDTA concentrations, though not statistically significant, raises concern about the safety of disodium EDTA at or beyond 0.1%.
In the present study, no statistically significant raise in titanium levels during the observation period after spinal fusion was seen.
Despite a statistically significant raise in the incidence of male breast cancer over the last 25 years it is still a quite rare disease.
The statistically significant raise of pGAG in the exudate group indicate the possible existence of pathological processes that result in either increased permeability, local production or decreased clearance of the pleural glycosaminoglycans similar to those governing the protein and LDH content.
In the event, all the tests were statistically significant, which raises the problematic issue of the distinction between statistically significant results and meaningfull results or results of practical importance.
