The phrase "assumed that statistical" is not complete and lacks clarity in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a hypothesis or a conclusion based on statistical analysis, but it needs to be part of a fuller sentence for clarity.
Example: "The researchers assumed that statistical significance would be achieved with a larger sample size."
Alternatives: "presumed that statistical" or "believed that statistical".
Assume that statistical characteristics of the noise are not known in advance.
As Ereshefsky (2009) puts it, Boorse assumes that statistical normality coincides with the kind of normality that medicine cares about, but this looks wrong.
Evidence is essential to designing and evaluating public policy, but policy makers should avoid falling prey to what Frederich Hayek called "the fatal conceit," by assuming that statistical evidence constitutes the sum of the knowledge necessary for making decisions.
As we have seen, both Hempel and Salmon, as well as most subsequent contributors to the literature on statistical explanation, have tended to assume that statistical theories that assign a probability to some outcome strictly between 0 and 1 should nonetheless be interpreted as explaining that outcome.
Because MTC typically assumes that statistical heterogeneity is constant between different pair-wise treatment comparisons, one could contrast these measures of heterogeneity across the relevant treatment comparisons to get a sense of whether or not this assumption is tenable.
It is assumed that the statistical characteristic of ( {boldsymbol{D}}_2^O ) and ( {boldsymbol{D}}_3^O ) is similar.
From these results, we assumed that the statistical distributions of CCmax at each OBS become stable (independent of the hypocenter separation) if the sources are separated by more than 30 km.
For the power control of P S, it is assumed that the statistical CSI of h sp and h pp is available at ST, which is a common assumption made in existing works [20 23].
It was therefore assumed that the statistical analyses conducted in the individual studies were correct.
Therefore, it was assumed that the statistical distribution of the gene expression data under the null hypothesis could be estimated from the factors that most likely represent noise.
