Sentence examples for based only on statistics from inspiring English sources

The rate is based only on statistics from people who have been diagnosed, and there may be people who get a mild infection and recover without ever determining the real cause.

The method uses a relevant reference panel to directly impute unmeasured SNP statistics based only on statistics at measured SNPs and estimated/user-specified ethnic proportions.

In this case, SRP-PHAT is utilized to estimate the spatial information for each speech source based only on the statistics of the observed signal.

In the simulations, our channel set selection scheme had better probability of successful transmission than the random channel set selection scheme and the scheme based only on PU statistics at high SU traffic scenarios while having a PU interference probability less than 0.005.

Ecological fallacies are also present if inferences about the nature of individuals are drawn based only on aggregate statistics.

Thus far the results presented have been based only on the summary statistics of the SAAR distributions rather than on the SAAR distributions themselves.

It is shown that for systems with two transmit antennas and one receive antenna, as in the case of one transmit antenna and two receive antennas, blind channel estimation and equalization can be carried out based only on the second-order statistics of symbol-rate sampled channel output.

When a complete likelihood cannot be easily calculated, methods for estimation based only on simulations and summary statistics (Synthetic likelihood [ 21]; Approximate Bayesian Computation [ 22]) are also receiving attention.

However, since they are infrequent, we discuss the statistics based only on ST. Figure 8 Examples for (a) MRE and (b-c) FT. Before proceeding to the statistics, we would like to mention about 'pseudo STs' which are not STs but often observed in the presence of intense sporadic E (ES) layers.

We cannot make any conclusions about the reliability of suicide statistics based only on the lack of research.

Interpretation of mortality statistics based only on underlying cause is also complicated by changes over time in the rules for selecting the underlying cause.