Sentence examples for statistically weaker from inspiring English sources

However the Ban on Financial Incentives became statistically weaker and NP practice latitude lost statistical significance.

The linear modulus was statistically weaker in the bony insertion region (69.7±33.7 MPa) compared to the meniscus region (153±123 MPa) and mid-substance region (195±121 MPa).

Moreover, since actual eligibility is not observed, the effect can be expected to be statistically weaker.

Places with higher MA plan penetration saw significantly lower screening rates in the early period, but this disparity became statistically weaker by the later period and the change over time was not statistically significant.

While Nadal is statistically weaker on hard courts, Nadal has won on hard courts at the 2008 Summer Olympics, the Australian Open, the US Open, and at various Masters series tournaments.

Genomic regions showing a frequent genotype discordance such as regions close to centromeres and telomeres showed statistically weaker signal log2 ratios compared with other genomic regions (Figure S2).

Furthermore, the numerical distance effect in these early components was absent without any statistical indication towards statistically weak or 'trendlike' effects.

"The results are statistically weak and nearly useless, at least insofar as number of deaths is concerned," he said.

That said, the effect was statistically weak - meaning the experiment would need to be replicated by another laboratory to have more confidence that the results are correct.

Both dung and urine from the same adult donors were investigated by both sexes, but male dung was investigated more than female dung and female urine more than male urine, although differences were statistically weak (experiment 3).

Comparing VPPMC samples with control (unstressed) counterparts, the main findings were: (i) improved impact energy absorption (up to 40%) depends principally on shear stress-induced fibre matrix debonding (delamination) and (ii) energy absorption improves slightly with increasing fibre volume fraction, but the relationship is statistically weak.