Sentence examples for statistically years from inspiring English sources

He said it was possible that there would be some cases of thyroid cancer — probably too few to prove a connection statistically — years from now among people exposed as children to milk, water or produce contaminated with radioactive iodine.

The most highly promoted evaluation schemes statistically analyze year-to-year changes in individual test scores, yielding an estimate of teacher "value added".

While the change was not statistically significant year to year, the data shows an overall trend of rising obesity rates over the past decade, despite numerous state and federal efforts to curb the problem. .

She survived for 3 5 days after the hair cut, as determined statistically 2000 years after death and burial in a Dutch bog.

Among various OC pesticides, the most statistically significant year 2 predictor of BMI at year 20, was p,p'-DDE (Table 2).

FSU quarterback Drew Weatherford recorded a statistically impressive year and was the top freshman quarterback in the nation in terms of passing yardage and passing touchdowns.

Statistically significant year level differences were noted for the total DREEM score (F 4, 242) = 10.24, p < 0.001) and all subscale scores (p < 0.003).

Independent of sex: knowledge statistically differed by years of experience and place of work; opinion statistically differed by years of experience and sector; and practice statistically differed by years of experience and sector.

Between-group differences were statistically significant at years 2 and 3 at both sites (P <.03-<.002).

The data for mean age showed that the osteoarthritis subgroup (n = 12) was statistically older (17 years) than the disk-condyle-incoordination-only subgroup (n = 11).

Scientists have shown that the occurrence of floods, droughts and other climate-related disasters is not statistically different among years with El Niño, neutral or La Niña conditions (see Figure 1).