Sentence examples for by chance binomial test from inspiring English sources

The overall difference was not in excess of what is to be expected by chance (binomial test, p = 0.59).

The correct assignment rate was significantly higher than the 1.2% likelihood to be assigned to the correct individual by chance (binomial test: p<0.001).

Then, each of the 10 stimulus repetitions was tested individually and the same bin (with respect to the stimulus) had to reach the responsiveness criterion independently over a significantly higher number of repetitions than expected by chance (binomial test at the 0.05 level of significance) to be considered as a reliable response to the stimulus.

This is unlikely to have occurred by chance (Binomial test, p-value 1.384 × 10-7).

In both treatments, queens were attacked significantly more often than expected by chance (binomial test, p < 0.002 for each case).

Among these DM loci, 98.7% were included in the M-L DM loci list and their methylation alteration states in HNSCC samples (compared to normal controls) were consistent with their alteration states in myeloid cells (compared to lymphoid cells), which was unlikely to be observed by chance (binomial test, P-value <2.2 × 10−16; Figure 1).

The Central African ENM predicted 6 of 8 West African points successfully, and the West African ENM predicted 45 of 146 Central African occurrences; both results were significantly higher levels of agreement between niche projections and independent test occurrence data than would be expected by chance (binomial tests, both P<0.001).

He nevertheless chose the baited cup significantly above chance (binomial test: P = 0.021), and we therefore advanced him to testing.

For each patient group, these guesses differed significantly from chance (binomial test, sham group: P = 0.027 and verum group: P = 0.031).

However, no population level hand preference was found since the number of left- and right-handed subjects was not different from chance (Binomial test: p = 0.851).

However, no population level hand preference was found since the number of left- and right-handed subjects was not significantly different from chance (Binomial test: p = 0.441).