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The changes in the other states were not statistically significant.

Statistically, the 1938 defense was one of the best in school history.

They do not want to take on people who are statistically more likely than most to need medical attention.

But it was 6.2 million in 1990, or statistically about the same.

Which it statistically now, is quite often going to do.

The difference between the two groups was not statistically significant.

The result was not found to be a statistically significant difference.

They found the results to be positive and statistically significant.

However, 2009 was a low point in his career statistically.

But the differences were too small to be statistically significant.

No statistically significant differences were found between the two groups.

What does it mean for a result to be "statistically significant"?

No other star had any statistically significant impact at all.

That means differences of less than five points are not statistically significant.

Fans would like to know more about an individual statistically.

Women are statistically more likely to enter university than men.

All results for the 7 days period were statistically highly significant.

The change in average scores was found to be statistically significant.

It just means you're statistically more likely to be related to those people than other groups.

For quite a large number of items, the relationship with the answer to this question was statistically significant.

If they are statistically likely to die within the period under study, he needs to face this fact.

By contrast, the results in the white patients were not statistically significant.

That group will include enough women to provide statistically significant findings.

Once it is put together statistically, then some answers may be found.

However, statistically more often than not the following observations hold.