Sentences with phrase «statistically meaningful differences»

As you can see in the benchmarks below, the first scene didn't have any statistically meaningful differences; the second scene was circa 3.5 % slower in the release compared to the demo, but the third one was circa 5.6 % faster in the release compared to the demo.

Not exact matches

There was virtually no difference in weight loss between the two groups after 12 months: 11.7 pounds in the low - fat group and 13.2 in the low - carb one, a difference that was not statistically significant or meaningful in real life.

This prompted them to carry out meta - analyses based on 343 peer - reviewed publications that indicate statistically significant and meaningful differences in composition between organic and non-organic crops or crop - based foods.

If moving an end point by a single year makes a large difference to the trend line, it is a sure sign that your data set is too short and the results not statistically meaningful.

However, that difference is probably not statistically meaningful.

In addition to statistically significant differences, there were clinically meaningful differences in state anxiety; mothers in the control group scored in the 72nd to 73rd percentile of standardized normative values, compared with mothers in the COPE group, who scored in the 58th to 59th percentile 12 months after discharge.

What I mean by this is that while the scores may be statistically different between groups, is that one - half point difference in relationship satisfaction all that meaningful in real life?

Although the lack of case - specific socioeconomic data is a limitation of this study, other than the prevalence - of - risk findings, which have been shown to be sensitive to socioeconomic differences, the reliability and CFA findings reported in this study are statistically meaningful even in nonrepresentative samples.