Sentence examples for by the multivariate statistical from inspiring English sources

Weighted versions of the indices DPI1, DPI2 and DPI3 were called DPI1-weighted, DPI2-weighted and DPI3-weighted respectively and were arrived at by the multivariate statistical technique of Principal Component Analysis.

An important by-product of the multivariate statistical analysis was the emphasizing of influential observations.

Such limitations can be overcome by the application of multivariate statistical approach (Singh et al. 2014; Hamid et al. 2016; Herojeet et al. 2016).

We validated the generalization ability of the 15 gene signature by applying a multivariate statistical model on the qPCR data of dataset 1 (34 samples).

The results obtained by multivariate statistical methods can be used to suggest to stakeholders, for example, a mitigation in the groundwater overuse of some wells mostly in dry seasons and to require orderly quality tests of the channel waters when they are used for crop irrigation.

We determined nuclear DNA content from 308 archival paraffin-embedded malignant breast tumours and evaluated the survival of the patients by univariate and multivariate statistical analyses.

In view of the multiplicity and heterogeneity of the available information, the authors suggest constructing syndromic classes by a multivariate statistical analysis and classification procedure grouping cases that share similar pathological characteristics.

The main aim of this paper is to provide a clear illustration of how large data sets from monitoring stations can give information about the number and nature of the pollutant sources, and mainly to assess the contribution of the traffic source to PM10 concentration level by using multivariate statistical techniques.

Based on the results of the weevil biological parameters and dry mass consumed provided by univariate and multivariate statistical analyses, the bean genotypes were classified into four levels of resistance (antibiosis): highly resistant, moderately resistant, susceptible and highly susceptible.

Introduction: This study analyzes the in-service performance of roadside hardware on the entire urban State Route system in Washington State by developing multivariate statistical models of injury severity in fixed-object crashes using discrete outcome theory.

We have evaluated, by means of multivariate statistical methods whether the physicochemical parameters and the elements' content can classify or discriminate the sampling sites in order to confirm the suitability of honey as a possible biomonitor of environmental pollution.