Sentence examples for a statistical calculation from inspiring English sources
The line actually represents a statistical calculation known as linear regression and a more accurrate description is provided above.
Its usual basis for declaring a flu epidemic is a statistical calculation concerning the number of deaths from flu and pneumonia.
The threshold is based on a statistical calculation that the centers derives from the number of deaths from pneumonia and influenza in 122 cities.
Using the data in the product document https://www.pmda.go.jp/safety/info-services/ctp/0001.html, I performed a statistical calculation with the paired t-test.
The selectivity toward hydrogen transfer can be correlated with the fraction of paired Al sites in the zeolite as estimated by a statistical calculation.
It is based on a statistical calculation model for solar potential that has been validated, by analysing actual measurements carried out in the city of Thessaloniki in Northern Greece.
Furthermore, using a zonal statistical calculation technique, an 8 km mean buffer zone (the outbreak area of 3 km plus risk area of 5 km around the outbreak site) was calculated for the variables, annual precipitation, elevation and poultry density (as raster-type map layers), for each case and control site.
Writing in the journal Nature on Wednesday, researchers at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine in New York City conducted a complex statistical calculation and concluded that there is such a limit.
Several TEM images collected at different regions of the samples were used to allow a reliable statistical calculation of such data.
To figure out how likely it is that Trump gets 37.4percentt or less of the vote, then, is a simple statistical calculation.
That's a much simpler statistical calculation — the child of two parents each carrying a specific recessive gene is known to have a 25% chance of inheriting the gene from each parent and thus inheriting the disease, a 25% chance of not inheriting the gene at all, and a 50% chance of inheriting the gene from one parent and thus becoming a carrier, but not contracting the disease.
