Sentence examples for a statistical methodology from inspiring English sources

In this letter, with a statistical methodology, we have systematically analyzed the reset statistics of the conductive bridge random access memory (CBRAM) with a Cu/HfO2/Pt structure which displays bipolar switching property.

To ensure that scores are fair, test administrators employ a statistical methodology called equating.

The math behind screening should have been discussed, invoking a statistical methodology that clinical researchers and physicians use to try to optimize screening success for heart disease, cancer and the myriad illnesses named by H. Gilbert Welch.

Re "A Serious Design Flaw Is Suspected in State Tests" ("Inside the Numbers" series, national edition pages in Texas, July 29): Walter Stroup of the University of Texas at Austin claims that statewide tests in Texas are fundamentally flawed because of the use of a statistical methodology called item response theory.

A statistical methodology is proposed to assess the efficiency of the investigation strategy.

For estimating the distribution parameters, a statistical methodology called ProGumbel has been developed.

Since large numbers of biomarkers are difficult to apply in the clinical setting, we used a strict statistical methodology to identify a small biomarker panel.

These results agree extremely well with a previous study from our group, although there we employed a different statistical methodology and we analyzed 16 tissues in a smaller number of animals (four) [ 3].

This study presented a side-by-side comparison of microarray datasets generated from more than ten different studies of mouse liver organs, along with an analysis of each dataset using a consistent statistical methodology.

Likelihood ratio is a familiar statistical methodology for assessing the performance of a diagnostic test [ 4, 5].

From a quality by design perspective, the aim of the present study was to demonstrate the applicability of a Bayesian statistical methodology to identify the Design Space (DS) of a spray-drying process.