Variables were chosen stepwise for entry into the analysis by how much they lowered Wilk's lambda using F-statistics as the statistical criterion at an α level set at 0.05 (PASW statistics 18.02 for Linux, SPSS Inc., Chicago, IL, USA).
Perhaps, whether consciously or not, one reason why Khawaja was preferred to Hughes despite being empirically inferior according to the every conceivable statistical criterion, was this: he looks better at the crease.
This inverse problem is solved using the maximization of a fourth-order statistical criterion of the backpropagated pressures.
We obtain, using a statistical criterion, an optimal systematic decomposition of the conformational variability of the protein peptidic chain in 27 states with strong connection logic.
The determination of temperature gradient is carried out using a statistical criterion and all data post-processing are validated by comparing experimental and numerical results.
"I'm not sure the average person thinks of 'average' or 'percentile' in quite that literal a sense," Dr. Funder said, "so 'above average' might mean to them 'pretty good,' or 'O.K.,' or 'doing all right.' And if, in fact, people mean something subjective when they use the word, then it's really hard to evaluate whether they're right or wrong using the statistical criterion".
They investigated the change of parameters using signal-to-noise ratio as a powerful statistical criterion.
The 0.05 is a typical statistical criterion for the rejection of the 0-hypothesis.
The governing parameters, however, are not selected based on a statistical criterion.
VAR is a statistical criterion presenting quantitatively the maximum probable portfolio loss incurred during a definite period [5].
A statistical criterion, denoted as intersection of confidence intervals (ICI) rule is used to find this compromise [18, 19], i.e., the optimal scale for each direction.
