Sentence examples for continuous statistical from inspiring English sources
Such common effects of continuous statistical learning may underlie statistical and implicit learning paradigms and raise implications for study design and testing methodologies.
Dey and Chandra [23] proposed two continuous statistical distribution models, gamma and lognormal for desired time gap and time headway of drivers in a steady car-following state on two-lane roads under mixed traffic conditions.
If the prices of several securities become agitated, due to the continuous statistical arbitrage, the agitation spreads to other securities, promulgating market-wide chaotic price movements.
The prevalence of each of the four pathophysiological mechanisms is summarized using frequency counts/percentages, as are the markers and etiological factors for each of the mechanisms (with the single exception of the marker NRC which, because of its skewed continuous statistical distribution, is summarized using medians and inter-quartile ranges).
Therefore, a strategy seeking to directly smooth the continuous statistical significance without binary conversion may be superior.
Such agreement between the panellists was assessed with a commonly used continuous statistical measure of dispersion among individual scores, a modified InterPercentile Range (IPR).
Regarding parking demand, it is made up of a population of users disaggregated by destination place along the spatial axis and by preferred time of arrival, according to a continuous joint statistical distribution.
For continuous variables, statistical comparisons between control and treated groups were established by carrying out the Kruskal-Wallis test.
For continuous variables, statistical significance was assessed using Wilcoxon rank-sum tests (pre-match) and Wilcoxon signed-rank tests (post-match).
For secondary continuous variables, statistical analyses were performed using analysis of variance models with a factor for treatment group (Prolutex versus Endometrin).
Our findings are in favor of using the VRS in pain intensity assessments but if still the VAS is preferred, the VAS data should be analyzed as continuous using statistical methods suitable for ordinal data.
