non-significant
adjective
not statistically significant by the standards of a particular scientific discipline; not statistically distinguishable from chance.
non-significance
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a word derived from
non-significant.
Example Sentences
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Instead of proving that premonitions mean anything, the rarity of their fulfillment proves the rule of their non-significance and demonstrates that they are merely coincidences.
From Psychotherapy by James J. (James Joseph) Walsh
What I mean to insinuate, and to assert, is that beneath this enjoyment is the disconcerting and distressing conviction of unreality, of non-significance, of exaggerated and even false sentiment.
From The Feast of St. Friend by Arnold Bennett
There are, it may be said, two great schools which hold respectively the doctrines which may be not unfitly described as the significance and the insignificance, or rather, non-significance of ethics.
From Morality as a Religion An exposition of some first principles by W. R. Washington Sullivan
