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Meanings of nonsignificant in English

Spanish
no significativo

Attributable to chance.

no significativo
Usage of nonsignificant in English
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The genetic trend for MW was nonsignificant, suggesting no negative correlated response.
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Bias against publishing nonsignificant results is a problem even for large randomized trials.
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Results yielded very small and nonsignificant effect size differences across all group comparisons.
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Use of unfiltered water was associated with minimal nonsignificant bacterial reduction.
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Treatment with anti-TNF also produced a nonsignificant trend for reduction in weight gain.
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There was a nonsignificant trend toward increased risk for a post-diagnosis suicide attempt.
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Exhaled NO levels tended towards reduction, but the change was nonsignificant.
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Asbestos as a confounder and the interaction terms examined were nonsignificant.
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Mean differences between 3D TEE and MDCT between measurements were small and nonsignificant.
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White and Hispanic ADD1 variant carriers showed an increased but nonsignificant excess risk.
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The HR for nonfatal MI and for acute CHD death was also nonsignificant.
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Conclusion: Albumin treatment was associated with a nonsignificant trend toward increased cardiopulmonary adverse events.
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The higher risk for cardiovascular and non-cardiovascular mortality became statistically nonsignificant on multivariable adjustment.
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Few nonsignificant findings are present and virtually no inverse associations.
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Studies using nonplatinum-based chemotherapy regimens had nonsignificant differences in OS.
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Group differences in AC volume became nonsignificant when psychosocial deprivation ratings were covaried for.
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Nonsignificant through the time
Nonsignificant across language varieties
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