Sentence examples for assumed statistics from inspiring English sources

Since these changes are small, we conclude that the assumed statistics is less significant in particle transport theory.

In the face of this, the rare academics who give time and attention to Pakistan have recently relied extensively on oral histories and also on media analysis to substantiate the description of the human toll of Partition – and, therefore, independence – beyond statistics (assuming these statistics even exist or can be traced).

In the current paper we explore the influence of the assumed particle statistics on the transport of energetic particles across a mean magnetic field.

As normality could be assumed, parametric statistics could be used.

In the meta-SS approach, Utsunomiya et al. (2013) assumed scan statistics to be largely uncorrelated, although in their case study Pearson correlations of Z-transformed P-values partly were in the range of 0.5.

Iterative statistical reconstruction assumes Poisson statistics of the projection data and has a non-negative constraint [2].

The error bars are based on the number of stars in each bin, assuming Poisson statistics.

It's easy to assume that statistics published in the same year are comparable – tempting, but wrong.

Commercial fisheries management relies on formal quantitative assessments that assume fishery statistics derived from catches or landings are representative of a unit stock.

The algorithm determines and graphs the interrelationship between the errors in each method and the slope of the line of best fit, assuming Gaussian statistics.

We outline how the most appropriate statistical technique for a particular study depends on whether the observations can be sampled regularly in space, whether we can assume the statistics are uniform across the landscape, the number of spatial scales of interest, and whether interpolation of the predictions, observations, and errors is required.