Sentence examples for a statistic measure from inspiring English sources

A statistic measure was developed to assess the significance of the relation between segments.

In general, each occurrence probability is described by the equivalent return period, which is a statistic measure of the average recurrence interval of an extreme climatic loading (Haynes and others 2008).

His 25.7 percent assist rate – a statistic measuring the percentage of teammates' baskets on which a player assists – underscores this point; only a handful of non-point guards in the league have such a high number.

The difference between these two proportions is a statistic measuring one's ability to discriminate between studied and non-studied items, and has been used to represent RIF.

Sorem said months of inventory, a statistic measuring how long it would take to sell everything listed in a given marketplace, is as low as he's ever seen in South Pasadena, is dropping in other cities and comes as prices rise.

A statistic measuring the difference in gene expression between the two types of tumours is selected.

Given a sequence alignment and a tree, we first define a statistic measuring coevolution for an arbitrary group of sites.

A statistic measuring diaspora size based on country of birth would be a poor indicator indeed of the fiscal consequences of emigration.

Fleiss' kappa is a generalisation of Scott's pi statistic, a statistical measure of inter-rater reliability.

However, different from the current research of Barillas and Shanken (2017) and Barillas, Kan, Robotti and Shanken (2018), I result that the HJ distance is a general statistic measure to compare models and some model-derived non-traded factors even outperform traded factors.

A posterior predictive test compares the value V O of a test statistic measured given the observed data, to the distribution of that test statistic measured over simulated replicate data sets.