Sentence examples for by using statistical techniques from inspiring English sources

The objective of the present study was to determine whether ENS is an effective treatment for chronic musculoskeletal pain by using statistical techniques that permit accumulation of a sample size with adequate power.

The effects of the extraction parameters of pressure, temperature and time of extraction of oil were optimized by using statistical techniques such as central composite rotate design (CCRD) and response surface methodology (RSM), with a view to maximize the oil yield with minimum gossypol extraction.

The effects of the extraction parameters of extraction time, extraction temperature and ratio of water to raw material were optimized by using statistical techniques such as a three factor, three level Box Behnken factorial design (BBD) and response surface methodology (RS M, with a view to maximize the extraction yield under optimal extraction parameters combination.

By using statistical techniques to optimise the trial of different possibilities in the code breaking process, Turing made an innovative contribution to the subject.

Ordinarily, approaches filter candidate markers by using statistical techniques at the first step and find the final markers that satisfy certain criteria at the remaining stages [ 12– 15].

Finally, the classification of disease patterns is described by using statistical techniques [e.g. factor or cluster analysis (11)] that require specific assumptions of the data which cannot always be met.

This is possible by designing experiments statistically using statistical techniques such as response surface methodology (RSM) (Bhaumik et al. 2013).

There have been attempts to partially design fabrics by devising experiments, using statistical techniques, mathematical modeling and neural network modeling, and by assuming ideal structures of fabrics to model the properties of fabrics.

Using statistical techniques they measure the degree that each causal factor contributes to wage stagnation.

Kepler cannot directly detect these eccentric orbits, but a recent paper by Stephen Kane, a NASA exoplanet specialist, used statistical techniques to suggest that Kepler's planets may have similarly elongated orbits although the effect seems to be smaller for smaller planets.

By using statistical sampling techniques, we achieve close to the accuracy of full SPICE simulation, but with a computational effort similar to that of Statistical Static Timing Analysis, while removing some of the inaccurate assumptions of Statistical Static Timing Analysis.