sig
- noun
- /sɪg/
- Specialized
- The difference in student teachers' expectations according to their college year is a source of variance: Sum of Squares, df, Mean Square, F, Sig.
- Mdn sig
- Sig Diff
- F Sig
Examples
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(BL: baseline, BC: beginning of conditioning, MC: middle of conditioning, and EC: end of conditioning.) Arrows show the significant differences (Sig Diff) between two values.
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The study found a strong relationship between the variables, with a p-value less than 0.05, indicating a statistically sig result.
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Model Sum of Squares df Mean Square F Sig.
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Legend for Chart: A - % B - Median Income C - Sig D - % Below Poverty E - Sig A B C D E Total Sample
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Legend for Chart: A - % B - Median Income C - Sig D - % Below Poverty E - Sig A B C D E Total Sample
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(a, b) Collinearity Model Beta In t Sig.
Academic text (2018) -
Arrows show the significant differences (Sig Diff) between two values.
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Control C - Change in the Means Experimental D - Standard Deviation Control E - Standard Deviation Experimental F - t Value G - Sig.
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At times I might be referring to one of the four prescribed models from the US Department of Education's School Improvement Grant program (SIG), where, for instance, at least 50% of a school's staff and the principal are replaced.
Blog text (12) -
Absolute differences in development (Mdn bli minus Mdn sig) indicate the difference in mean acquisition ages for the various skills in children who are blind or sighted.
Academic text (2007)
Antonyms
Surface Forms
Etymology
Sig is a short form of significant ('important' or 'not by chance'). In research a sig shows a result is unlikely to be random, so it is probably not due to chance.