Sentence examples for by various statistical measures from inspiring English sources

They begin with each team's record and level of play as assessed by various statistical measures (for example, a large run differential tends to suggest more about future wins than records in close games) and then simulate the remaining schedule multiple times, tracking how many teams end up in and out of the playoffs.

Numerous experimental trial runs of GATK HaplotypeCaller and UnifiedGenotyper were made, evaluating outputs by various statistical measures as well as by detailed hand examination (using the IGV genome browser [ 96]) of variant/genotype calls and aligned reads for a small random contig sampling.

Different pre-processing methods were evaluated by analysing the variance of the resulting gene expression intensities via various statistical measures.

Various statistical measures of Mr. Ryan peg him as being quite conservative.

The comparison was made according to the various statistical measures.

The parameters estimated by this algorithm are: pore size distribution, porosity, pore symmetry, regularity and tortuosity, as well as various statistical measures.

England manager Fabio Capello has delayed the launch of the so-called Capello Index, a Web site that would have tracked various statistical measures of England players.

Input service time data at various stages of service is determined by fitting various parametric distributions around the observed data, where choice of best distribution is determined using various statistical measures (chi-squared goodness of fit test, and analysis of variance (ANOVA)).

The mFPT prediction accuracy is benchmarked against other commonly used methods such as Bayesian networks and logistic regression under various statistical measures.

The model developed by SW-PCA using random data selection method is shown in table 2. Table 3 shows the minimum recommended values for various statistical measures used to evaluate the model.

Then, Schmidt and Hunter (2003, for an historical account) quite reasonably considered the possibility that the large quantity of results were attenuated by various statistical artifacts, including sampling error, unreliability of measuring instruments, and restriction of range.