Sentence examples for based on statistically or from inspiring English sources

These tools relate field observations to environmental predictor variables, based on statistically or theoretically derived response surfaces, for prediction and inference [ 1].

This is based on statistically or theoretically derived response surfaces that link the known distribution of a species to the pertinent environmental descriptors, allowing to estimate its potential distribution, as well as to determine the environmental factors limiting its range (Guisan and Zimmermann 2000).

QSAR models in drug design, for instance, strongly depend on the selection of variables, these often being selected using HCA; hence, the usual HCA-based approach for predicting molecular properties through QSAR analysis thus may be based on statistically unsound clusters or simply leaving aside more interesting ones.

The proliferation module classifier showed better sensitivity but lower specificity than the one based on statistically most informative markers.

Importantly, no longitudinal studies compare institutions with family-based settings based on statistically representative samples of orphans to estimate prevalence and incidence of exposure to traumatic events.

Calculations may be based on unrealistically large effect sizes that make data more likely to show a statistically significant result [ 11], or conclusions may be based on statistically insignificant differences [ 10] or inappropriate generalizations from findings [ 12].

Patients were then classified into one of three subclasses (subclasses 'A', 'B', or 'C') based on statistically similar gene expression patterns, as determined by the first and second order branching patterns of the heat map.

This paper presents word-based genomic regulatory signatures based on statistically overrepresented oligonucleotides (6-8 mers) found in unidirectional and bidirectional promoters of genes in DNA repair pathways.

At least this, unlike that support-from-black-men number, is based on statistically valid analysis.

A more sophisticated but also more complex validation approach based on statistically representative ensembles is required.

It is based on statistically robust experimental results from more than 100 hemp-clay samples, together with the analysis of a large hemp-lime database.