significate

Related to significate: significantly, Statistically significant

significate

(sɪɡˈnɪfɪˌkeɪt)
n
something signified
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Orthopedics segment holds the most significate share is owing it to the rise in geriatric population, chronic diseases, and growing incidences of accidents such as roads and falls.
La lingua di Bruno resta quella della filosofia: del resto, proprio nell' Epistola Esplicatoria dello Spaccio, l'autore spiega che cosa rappresentano i vari numi: "l'intelletto, il discorso, la memoria, l'amore, la concupiscibile, l'irascibile, la sinderesi, l'elezione: facultati significate per Mercurio, Pallade, Diana, Cupido, Venere, Marte, Momo, Giove ed altri numi" (2001: 81).
Asserting that an ideal nation-state can be exemplified in the ways Hazrat Umar (RA) reformed Madina, the top judge remarkedupon the significate role of the judiciary in the provision of fundamental rights to citizens.
Novus-io has a significate low failure rate, this confirms that the proposed platform uses a robust communication mechanism and with the advantage of using a dedicated server, the developers may not be worried about losing data for their academic projects.
3), and the ANOSIM demonstrates significate differences between basins considering all the measured variables (P = 0.03).
Equations 4, 5 and 6 shows the first order coded models for acidity, pH and solids rejection, respectively, of the concentrates as a function of temperature (significate variables P<0.05).
Two organizational size variables were found to have significate relationships with downsizing Factor 3 (buyout and bottom-up changes), but with different meanings.
Considering the mineralogical composition of referenced samples from Hungary and Romania, the results are similar, it is not found significate differences (Stamatakis et al., 2003).
Results from the PANAS-SF described statistically significate lower total scores (p=0.009), statistically significant positive attribute scores (alert, inspired, determined, attentive, and active) (p=0.009), and higher negative attribute scores (upset, hostile, ashamed, nervous, and afraid) (p=0.001).

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