statistically significant
Definition
Set of data large enough to represent the phenomenon or population being studied. By convention, a finding is called statistically significant if the probability of its occurrence purely by chance is less than 1 in 20 (five percent). See also statistical significance.
statistically significant is in the Quality Control & Management and Statistics, Mathematics, & Analysis subjects.
statistically significant appears in the definitions of the following terms: analysis of means (ANOM), calendar effect, Frank-effect level (FEL), statistical power, statistical significance, difference in means test, divergence and chi square (c2) test
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