Sentence examples for a statistical trick from inspiring English sources

This is a statistical trick that allows complicated data such as those from magnetoencephalography to be reduced to a small number of components whose co-ordinates can then be plotted on a standard graph.

That implied that he had found some sign that the rat was thinking about the task before performing it.To work out which part of the electrical activity of the different cells was carrying this "thought", he first applied a statistical trick called principal-component analysis to it, to separate the signal from the noise.

But similar to the success of charter schools in the city, it is merely a statistical trick.

Much has been written about the e-mail hacked from Phil Jones, director of the University of East Anglia's Climate Research Unit, that mentions using a statistical "trick" to "hide the decline".

It was also a verbal and statistical trick, put over by economists who simply "redefined the luxuries of yesterday".

This statistical trick provides false evidence to policymakers that the Norcross charter school experiment is succeeding and should receive more money for their schools.

Fund and create fake science that uses cherry-picking, p-hacking, and other statistical tricks to create a counter narrative that can form a basis for creating public uncertainties about the real science, then publish it in fake journals, which is easy to do online.

In a 2009 Journal Times editorial, Ryan accused scientists of using "statistical tricks to distort their findings and intentionally mislead the public on the issue of climate change".

Their favourite activity is to ask each other questions about practical research problems, from DNA-sequencing techniques to statistical tricks.

Although the City of Sydney uses some statistical tricks to say the lockouts are working, the truth can be seen in the data.

In a statement that Ryan issued in December, 2009, he accused certain scientists who did recognize the effect of using "statistical tricks to distort their findings and intentionally mislead the public on the issue of climate change".