Sentence examples for arithmetic statistics from inspiring English sources

"K-mer statistics" shows arithmetic statistics of K-mer array among genomes, such as "Number of K-mer", "Maximum", "Index of Maximum", "Mean", "Standard Deviation", "Median", "Lower Quantile", "Upper Quantile", "Ratio of Zero", as well as "Shannon information entropy" [ 5] (Fig.  1d).

In particular, we give examples in arithmetic, geometry, statistics, linear algebra, game theory and election polls.

The new arithmetic of sports statistics was both a cause and an effect of superstardom.

Only descriptive statistics (arithmetic mean) are presented.

Descriptive statistics (arithmetic means, averages, and ranges) were calculated using standard formulas.

Summary statistics (arithmetic mean, minimum, maximum, median and standard deviation) were provided for all continuous parameters of interest.

The main statistics (arithmetic means, standard deviation, coefficient of variation) were calculated for the particular characters for individuals and populations.

Standard descriptive statistics (arithmetic means and SDs) were computed for age, years of education, years of employment, height, weight and body mass index (BMI).

For descriptive statistics, arithmetic mean and standard deviation for weight, height, and BMI for all subjects or by sex, age (8-9, 12-13, 14-15, and 14-15 years of age), and BMI (normal weight, overweight, and obesity) were calculated.

Quantitative data (except PK-parameter) are described by summary statistics like arithmetic mean, arithmetic standard deviation, median and range.

In this paper, we discuss basic examples in arithmetic, geometry, linear algebra, statistics, game theory, gender bias in university admission and election polls, where we describe the appearance or absence of the Simpson's Paradox.