Sentence examples for suggested statistically from inspiring English sources
Construct validity testing via Wilcoxon matched sum testing suggested statistically significant differences between subpopulations (P < 0.001).
However, there was little evidence that suggested statistically significant differences between the two groups regarding any endpoint.
Homogeneity testing of the category-specific kappa values suggested statistically significant heterogeneity.
Wald tests suggested statistically significant cohort and period effects for both populations (P < 0.05 for all).
A Swedish study, limited to women, suggested statistically and clinically significant deviations in HRQOL although mental domains predominated [ 14].
Meta-analysis of included studies suggested statistically significant association between PLT reduction and subsequent PHI, with a pooled OR of 2.76 (95% CI, 1.62 4.70; P < 0.001).
Because our study is based on simulated data, we used effect size to assess differences between scenarios rather than test statistics; when using test statistics, a sufficiently large sample size will always suggest statistically significant differences.
"This suggests statistically that ethnicity itself is correlated with an unemployment outcome, and is a stronger effect than any of the other factors studied," the report concluded.
It may well be true that as your front-page article suggests, statistically the PSA test "saves few lives," but on a much more personal and emotional level, one can be a very large number indeed.
Consequently, the simulations suggest statistically significant increases in 50-year return levels of annual maximum ice thickness, particularly for regions of Quebec and west of the Hudson Bay (larger than 10 mm) and some scattered increases for south- central and western Canada (mostly smaller than 3 mm).
The age-specific prevalence rate of disability was assessed by overlap of the 95% confidence intervals, where no overlap of confidence intervals suggests statistically different groups.
