Sentence examples for the difference lost from inspiring English sources

However, the difference lost statistical significance (P value = 0.08) when adjusted for other predictive factors (age, having home care at trial entry, living with a spouse and having a gastrointestinal or lung cancer diagnosis).

When this more strict definition of bleeding was used, there was still a numerical trend towards a higher risk in Malmö, but the difference lost statistical significance; a type II statistical error cannot be excluded.

However, when we excluded patients with active nephritis from the group of patients with active hematologic involvement, the difference lost its significance, suggesting that the observed difference in patients with active hematologic involvement was due to their concomitant renal involvement (data not shown).

After 3 and 4 years, the differences lost its statistical significance.

However, when considering the incidence of sepsis syndromes during the whole ICU stay, these differences lost statistical significance (Table 5).

If you don't get there, what's the difference between losing Sunday or losing another game after that?" Turner said the Falcons could not let the stage Sunday overwhelm them.

But the difference was lost on her audience of women from every continent, who greeted her with warmth and enthusiasm.

They split the difference: they lost a game they should have won and went out because of other results a day later.

Mapping very large scale coefficients to only one state is not appropriate due to the difference information lost.

First, he believes the U.S. and other large economies should impose economic sanctions on tax havens, forcing them to make up the difference in lost revenue through trade tariffs.

Lymphedema persisted up to 15 days postoperatively, but the difference was lost by 30 days, and the difference became significant again after 180 days.