Примеры использования Statistically insignificant на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Statistically insignificant chance.
They were, however, uncritical and statistically insignificant.
Statistically insignificant along the north Hayward fault.
Positive trends in the autumn period are statistically insignificant.
Statistically insignificant chance poor spying is our problem.
Differences between the groups appeared to be statistically insignificant.
In the winter the smallest and statistically insignificant speed of temperature increase is observed.
All other policy change interaction terms are statistically insignificant.
This figure should be regarded as statistically insignificant and can probably be ascribed to an increase in employment for men compared with women.
Your RD team warned you, andyou deemed the side effect statistically insignificant.
In the rest of the republic, a statistically insignificant increase and decrease in the number of days with a temperature of more than 35 C was observed.
The effects of service housing andhome care on expenses were statistically insignificant.
In other territory of the republic, there was observed statistically insignificant both increase and decrease in the number of days with temperatures above 35 ºС.
At the same time the variable characterizing regions' resource orientation is statistically insignificant.
Other policy change interaction terms are statistically insignificant; the policy did not affect more educated and experienced women teachers and health care workers.
PISA(2006): Male Students(521 points)<Female Students(523 points) Statistically Insignificant.
Some statistically insignificant reduction of obesity rate in group 3 relative to group 2 was thought by us to be due to addition of COPD, which has considerable systemic manifestations.
Estimation of minimal convergence model also provides statistically insignificant convergence coefficient.
The relative risk for myocardial infarctions among the aspirin not indicated patients increased from 2.25 to 3 although it remained statistically insignificant.
Slate ran a piece arguing that due to a statistically insignificant correlation coefficient between campaign donations and winning contracts,"CPI has no evidence to support its allegations.
All the trends of annual andseasonal precipitation amounts across the territory of the republic are statistically insignificant. .
Actual changes of the coefficient of variation are statistically insignificant and can not serve as a basis to draw conclusion about increasing or decreasing tendencies of regional disparity.
In the rest of the territory, trends have remained positive in recent decades, butthey are mostly statistically insignificant.
Yet recent research demonstrated that the causal effect betweensocial welfare spending and migration was statistically insignificant, and other research pointed to the many and varied social and economic contributions that migrants made to their host countries.
Hence the annual changes of the coefficients of variation of GRP per capita for different years appear to be statistically insignificant.
It is recommended that they be aggregated with own-account workers as shown above,in countries where they are statistically insignificant or not identifiable.
Given the results in 4 occupations: cook, salesperson, sales manager and programmer, the presenters state that there is a slightly bigger possibility for ethnic minorities of getting the job of a cook, than that of a programmer, butthe difference is statistically insignificant.
The greatest increase in air temperature over the past 40 years is observed in the spring(0.67 ºС/10 years),the smallest and statistically insignificant in the winter 0.13 ºС/10 years.
A $28 billion fluctuation in the residual over two quarters makes the $15.0 billion decline in real GDP in the third quarter of 2008 small and statistically insignificant.
Increasing the lowest-priced product's market share results in significant short-term savings,whereas the long-term effect is statistically insignificant and close to zero.