Sentence examples for statistically significant widening from inspiring English sources

Standing in contrast to the results presented here, Furstenberg (2010) finds a statistically significant widening of the black-white SAT gap in California following Prop 209.

There were no statistically significant differences in widening among the groups after the cyclic load test.

There were no statistically significant differences in suture widening among these suture materials after cyclic load testing.

There was a number of modest, albeit statistically significant, differences between the proportions of widening participation candidates applying to each category of medical school (table 1).

The difference in alar widening was statistically significant (p < 0.001).

The effect estimates both remained statistically significant even with >100% widening of confidence intervals after accounting for the uncertainty due to exposure measurement error and the adjustment procedure.> -wrap-foot> Basic model: models stratified by age in months, adjusted for race, region, year and season.

Further adjustment for stressful life events (model III) did not substantially change the estimate, however the CI widened and the association was no longer statistically significant.

In addition, the statistically significant positive interactions between age and family size imply that these differences widen with increasing age.

These studies reported no statistically significant differences in terms of articular displacement, diaphyseal-metaphyseal angulation/translation, condylar widening, or Rasmussen's score.

The deprivation gap in survival has remained fairly stable: the slight widening (approximately −1% every 5 years) is not statistically significant (Table 2).

In Wales the gap widened from 7.5 more deaths per 100,000 to 8.7, but was not statistically significant, as the 95% confidence interval ranges for difference in death rate in 2001-05 and 2006-2010 overlapped.