Sentence examples for analysis of the infrequent from inspiring English sources

Although, the overall number of times that subjects made a risky choice (25 cents) did not differ between treatments: 47% after placebo and 49% after pramipexole (t(12) = −1.0, p = 0.33); the analysis of the infrequent boost trials by means of a two-way ANOVA with treatment and type of boost trial ("+50" vs. "+10") as factors showed a main effect of treatment [F 1,12) = 5.0, p<0.05].

Major shortcomings of our analysis were the infrequent field observations, mainly during the polar night and the small number of avalanche days compared to non-avalanche days, unsuitable for significantly discriminating avalanche from non-avalanche days.

Additional retrospective analysis of infrequent adult complications like stroke is limited by this demographic, although the combined analysis could suggest a trend towards an association between stroke and hemolysis when interpreted in the context of other works [19], [37], [38].

However, it is difficult to determine how representative such actions are, especially given evidence from a convenience sample of 12 US-based retailers suggesting that robust cost-benefit analysis of tagging remains infrequent (Blackwood and Hayes 2003).

The analysis of frequent OB and infrequent MBP cases allow for better controlling of the traffic flow by maintaining its flow level below maximum.

The first 2 sampling rounds in DCCs 1 and 2 were omitted from the present analysis because of infrequent sampling (>45 days between consecutive samples).

Analysis of surgical procedures is hampered by the use of small subject groups, the infrequent use of a control group, the unmatched selection of patients of varying ages, and the varying severity of the disease process.

In the analysis of risk factors, the only factor that was statistically significantly associated with trichomoniasis, was infrequent use of soap.

To reduce the noise in the analysis associated with infrequent observations of very long tracts, Nmaxobs is scored only when ciNobs ≥ 4.

But the pointed "defend your position" queries -- so central to the H.B.S. method and rigorous analysis of all kinds -- were infrequent.

First of all, errors in ionogram trace identification and screening made by autonomous analysis must be infrequent in the data sets to not influence the statistics.