Sentence examples for Statistical instances from inspiring English sources

Species in our data set are not independent statistical instances because they are related by a common evolutionary history.

In all instances, statistical significance was established at p < 0.05.

We provide to-scale Venn diagrams and, in some instances, statistical analyses to aid the reader in assessing the robustness of evidence.

Additionally, because permutations are used to evaluate the significance level of testing statistic, our PLS-based MLAS do not depend on specific statistical assumption, for instance the normality assumption of target traits.

One or two of the statistical methods, for instance, assumes that the outcome in each state is independent of the outcome in the next one.

The constructed PDA/graphene hybrid films demonstrate ultrahigh, gate-tunable responsivity (R) and detectivity (D*) from UV to visible wavelengths, for instance, statistical R and D* at 320 nm achieves 556 A W−1 and 6.0*1011 Jones at the irradiance of 0.24 mW cm−2, indicating their superior broadband and sensitive detecting abilities.

In other words, the same items used in different samples will keep their statistical properties (for instance, difficulty and discrimination), and persons' scores that represent ability or latent traits on a specific construct will not depend on the particular test items they were administered.

In figures released in the 2014 China Statistical Yearbook, for instance, officials said the country had consumed 3.53 billion tons of coal in 2012.

For instance, statistical analysis of predicted ESE sites by Aartsma-Rus et al [10] showed that target sites of AONs in Set A had marginally more active ESE sites (p-value≈0.05).

On the contrary, expression of genes involved in mtDNA transcription (such as TFAM) and replication (such as SSBP1, POLG1 and PEO1) that did not pass the statistical test, for instance because of a "No Change" call in either one of the microarray replicates, was also unchanged by real-time PCR (data not shown).

Statistical physics, for instance, has already created tools effectively describing stochastic progression.