Sentence examples for the missing significance from inspiring English sources

The missing significance between overweight and obesity and diabetes among men may be due to the lower prevalence of diagnosed diabetes in men compared to women.

The small number of workers who were investigated (n=141), and especially few referents among those with low seniority, may influence results and explain the missing significance between all the exposure groups.

However, there were few discrepancies in findings between all-cause and breast cancer-specific mortality; the missing significance of depression as a predictor of breast cancer-specific mortality approached significance and the hazard ratio was the same size as the hazard ratio for all-cause mortality.

The missing significance among women could be due to gender disparities in the diagnosis of the underlying diseases in the CVD group, in particular CHD.

As expected, expression patterns of paralogs showed strong agreement across the ten transcriptomes, even if a gene was not captured by our biclustering approach due to missing significance in the pairwise differential expression analysis.

n.s. for missing significance.

When calculated according to total body mass or fat-free mass, without accounting for sex or the wide range of ages tested, the correlations nearly missed significance (VO2max in ml/kg total body mass/min, p = 0.088735; in ml/kg fat-free mass/min p = 0.087593).

Functional impairment was associated with depression in the univariate analysis but missed significance in the multivariate analysis.

As number of available supporters just missed significance at the 0.05 level in the full model, it was included in the reduced model, where it was highly significant.

Furthermore, there was a significant interaction between 'group' and 'drug' at the 5 hr time point [F 1,15)=4.93, p<0.05], whereas this interaction just missed significance at the 1 hr and 3 hr time points.

The comparison between both groups missed significance by a narrow margin (p=0.054).