Sentence examples for contingency testing from inspiring English sources

We attributed the neural response to the figurative cue in the right pITG, aSMG, and oIFG to the bodily representation of the self-face acquired through the experience of contingency testing during infancy.

Essentially, this method compares the density of labelling of a cell with that of its surroundings and so represents a more focused variant of the contingency testing described herein.

Though more suited to dealing with individual cells, rather than aggregate subcellular compartments, Wessendorf et al. (2004) have described the use of contingency testing with χ or Fisher's exact tests to detect preferential labelling.

As an estimate of effect size, we calculated Cramér's V, which is a measure of the strength of association for contingency tests (Cramér 1946; Siegel and Castellan 1988).

Frequencies were compared either by Fisher's exact test or by the X2 contingency test.

See Supplementary Methods S1 for a detailed explanation of the genotypic contingency test.

Chi square contingency tests were used to compare mortality rates between GAL4/UAS-Fst and GAL4/+ lines.

Mortality rates (Figure 2A) were compared by the Fisher's exact contingency test.

This claim is supported by the r×c contingency test performed on the functional distribution of all known gene cassettes versus those amplified from the Sydney Tar Ponds.

Chi square contingency tests were carried out to compare numbers of flies in the three categories for the act-GAL4/UAS-Fst and act-GAL4/+ lines.

Chi-square Contingency Tests (α = 0.05) determined whether the frequency of seabirds in each bait-attempt category varied significantly among fishing regions and species.