nonsignificant造句
(1) Nonsignificant difference was found in radical degree and ect.
(2) A Syllable is a nonsignificant composite sound, made up of a mute and a Letter having a sound (a vowel or semivowel); for GR, without an A, is just as much a Syllable as GRA, with an A.
(3) Similar, nonsignificant trends were observed at 8 and 22 wk of age.
(4) In addition, there was a nonsignificant trend toward females testing worse than males on verbal memory and processing speed.
(5) Howeer, overall mortality data demonstrated a nonsignificant trend toward increased risk with hormone therapy.
(6) Treatment with carvedilol was associated with a nonsignificant risk reduction for mortality compared with metoprolol for diabetic and nondiabetic patients, the researchers note.
(7) During the randomized controlled trial, there was a nonsignificant trend favoring active treatment.
(8) Nonsignificant influence of pressure on the experimental result was further confirmed by the experiment.
(9) A similar nonsignificant trend was observed for total mortality but the risk of stroke was elevated regardless of years since menopause.
(10) Syllable is a nonsignificant composite sound, made up of a mute and a Letter having a sound (a vowel or semivowel ); for GR, without an A, is just as much a Syllable as GRA, with an A.
(11) The odds ratio of 1.2 favoring structured care was nonsignificant.
(12) Two groups of patients are in the age, the respect nonsignificant difference such as sexual distinction.
(13) When data were categorized based on antibiotics used, which included amoxicillin and cotrimoxazole , the differences remained nonsignificant.
(14) The differences between control group and two Chinese herb medicine groups were nonsignificant.
(15) Time to appointment, once scheduled, averaged 7.6 days for mental health callers, compared with 5.0 days for physical health callers, a nonsignificant difference.
(16) As a result, the initial models were revised by dropping some nonsignificant factors, and revised models were generated by re-specification.
(17) The rate of major congenital malformations was 5.3 % among exposed infants unexposed infants, a nonsignificant difference.
(18) The differences in the individual muscle onset timing between rising from normal chair at the speeds and at fast speeds were nonsignificant .
(19) The structured intervention evaluated in this study produces a small, nonsignificant increase in the rate of spontaneous vaginal birth among women evaluated in labor assessment units.
(20) But the age differences of grades in flying abilities and flying training were nonsignificant .