significant

Preposition: in

• term: The former is thought to be more significant in terms of calorie burning than the latter.
• relation: A study of 14,000 babies has shown that the type of diaper used is not significant in relation to incidence of diaper rash.

Preposition: at

• p: This result is significant at the p = 0.05 level.
• level: Table 11: Countries awarding points to Turkey, significant at the 5 % level, for the period 2001-2005, .

Modifies a noun

• contribution: The numerous allotments in the area enabled the local community to make a significant contribution to the " Dig for Victory " campaign.
• difference: No significant differences were found between.. ... No increase in X was detected.
• improvement: Significant improvements were made with the addition of up to two hours of therapist time.
• proportion: Proof you need significant proportion of the country is.
• impact: ASBOs have significant impact on those affected by them.
• reduction: The result is a significant reduction in pod formation.

Modifying Another Word

• statistically: A statistically significant the employer survey needs thus the the broader range.
• clinically: It should thus reasonably be considered a 'warning ' of clinically significant metabolic bone disease.
• highly: There can be highly significant differences in running costs between pumps that do the same or similar duty.
• hugely: Last July's statement and the actions following it from the IRA are hugely significant and important.
• particularly: This could be particularly significant for a bypass project.
• nationally: Three of these finds are nationally significant discoveries, adding immeasurably to our understanding of British prehistory.

Used with adjective complement

• become: But when someone puts their words into writing, then what they say become more significant.
• consider: A difference, in other words, must be of at least a certain size to be considered statistically significant.
• seem: The amazing natural ampitheatre beneath now seems much more significant to me in its positon in relation to the figure.
• remain: Because agrarian grievances remained unsolved long after 1903, agrarian conflict remained significant in provincial Ireland between 1910 and 1916.