This chapter deals with the statistical foundation of the population balance equation.
There is little statistical foundation in the idea that because the economy is struggling he should be running away with the race.
I got most of my statistical foundation in the area of Applied Statistics in the Statistical Models course.
Nevertheless, the statistical foundation of these indices assumes stationarity for certain aspects of the climatic variables, which could no longer be valid under climate change.
Although the statistical foundation of Fisher's randomization test is sound, it is of historical interest that it does not suit the design of the motivating experiment.
This study relies on rainfall prediction with the aid of the Statistical DownScaling Model (SDSM), which provides the statistical foundation for future flooding potential within the urban space of London while considering major socioeconomic policies related to land use management.
N. C. Makris, "A statistical foundation for logarithmic intensity measures in ocean acoustics," in Proceedings of the Third European Conference on Underwater Acoustics, edited by J. Papadakis, European Commission, Brussels (1996).
Molloy also gave statistical foundation to journalists' description of Juárez as the "most dangerous city in the world": 192 homicides per 100,000 citizens, well ahead of second-ranking San Pedro Sula in Honduras (119), with New Orleans and Cape Town on 69 and 60 respectively.
