Sentence examples for weak significant from inspiring English sources

We find a weak significant positive relation between the unemployment rate and the recovery rate for commercial customers.

Similar holds true for the distance between monitoring sites and the sea: Only for Hg, a weak significant signal for all campaigns except for 2010 was observed.

Rates of cellulose decomposition were not significantly correlated with sediment temperature but bacterial carbon production showed weak, significant correlations with temperature in fine (r = 0.20, P = 0.01, n = 137) and coarse gravel sediment (r = 0.39, P < 0.001, n = 137).

This performance is significant for a paired t test compared with all the systems (p < 0.01) except with the Syn-Syll Comb system whose performance gap is weak significant (p < 0 04), and with the Kaldi matcher and Combined Kaldi for which the performance gaps are insignificant.

Correlation analysis indicated a weak significant positive correlation between particle size and compressive strength in cleft (Pearson's r = 0.179, p value = 0.000; N = 450; one-tailed, α = 0.05), that is, as particle size increased the compressive strength in cleft of briquettes produced also increased.

Correlation analysis between relaxed density on one hand and compacting pressure and particle size on the other hand indicates that there was a weak significant negative correlation between relaxed density and particle size of briquettes produced (Pearson's r = −0.188, p value = 0.000; N = 450; one-tailed, α = 0.05).

In case of compensation policies the coefficient was weaker (significant at the 5% level).

Three weaker significant explanatory variables were removed from the initial selection to achieve adequate sample sizes in the risk groups for the national model.

For Ki67 and p53, higher levels of expression showed a weak but significant poor prognostic effect whilst high bcl2 showed a weak but significant poor prognostic effect.

However, it is important to consider both associations in the girls were weak, although significant.

o Gender (weak but significant correlation).