nonsignificant difference

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difference
noun
uk /ˈdɪf.ər.əns/ us /ˈdɪf.ɚ.əns/
the way in which two or more things which you are comparing are not ...
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Examples of nonsignificant difference

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Conversely, occipital lobes would be predicted to be the least vulnerable, and in fact, they show a nonsignificantdifference from normal both structurally and functionally.
Of the 48 participants, 27 showed a larger accent effect for unfocussed than for focussed targets and 21 showed the reverse (a nonsignificantdifference).
A nonsignificantdifference on the second occasion was observed.
The low sample size and levels of skew in these data may contribute to the nonsignificantdifference in the aggregated totals.
For all patients, the mean cost for the initial consultation was £411 for tele-referrals and £277 for conventional referrals, a nonsignificantdifference.
Similar, yet nonsignificantdifference is observed for older speakers.
Confidence intervals of such findings often encompass clinically significant and nonsignificant differences, leading to indeterminate conclusions.
Nonsignificant differences may arise in both intermediate and final end points.
Another possible explanation is that narrative reviews, unlike meta-analyses, are unable to increase their power by statistical pooling of data, and so tend to miss small, nonsignificant differences between treatments.
This approach should be used in other studies where nonsignificant differences in life-years are found and in doing so could reduce publication bias in the reporting of cost-effectiveness studies.
The nonsignificant differences were in the covert pathway, suggesting a stronger relationship between substantiated maltreatment and overt, compared to covert forms of disruptive behavior and delinquency.
For example, if fatigue increased in general with age but decreased with age in relation to depression, then it would be possible to find nonsignificant differences for this symptom.
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