Sentence examples for core statistics from inspiring English sources

On the other end of the spectrum, experiential guides give a smattering of core statistics along with something much more intangible: what it's actually like to go to a particular campus.

Based on a class of 132 2nd year Chemical Engineering students, learning outcomes in analytical and numerical linear and non-linear propagation models can be attained and enhanced applicability and engagement within the core statistics course.

There are two remaining major concerns: The first concern was the bioinformatics and reluctance to incorporate fold-change into the core statistics of the manuscript.

[Editors' note: further revisions were requested prior to acceptance, as described below.] There are two remaining major concerns: The first concern was the bioinformatics and reluctance to incorporate fold-change into the core statistics of the manuscript.

To assess the relative quality and completeness of our assembly, we compared core statistics for published Lygus transcriptomes [ 2, 3, 11] with those of the L. hesperus transcriptome described in this study (Table  2).

While differences exist between the two methods when using default settings, we observed that they can achieve very similar sensitivity/specificity trade-offs for lower SNV fractions (C04 and C08) by tuning the core statistics parameter and/or post-calling filters.

I challenged Mr. Sheth with these thoughts, and he shared some of his core site statistics to support his answers.

Of these journals, 33 titles were excluded based on the following criteria (see appendix S1): journals not published in English, primary focus on systematic reviews or reviews (with no original research), basic sciences (laboratory or environmental medicine), health policy and clinical guidelines focus (no original research), and core medical statistics journals.

http://www.dcsf.gov.uk/everychildmatters/_download/?id=5728 WHO Statistical Information System (WHOSIS): http://www.who.int/whosis/en - This is an interactive database bringing together core health statistics for the 193 WHO Member States.

My work centered on core analytics- statistics and related technical subjects.

A Ramachandran plot calculated by Procheck (Laskowski et al., 1993) indicated the following statistics: core: 917 (86.8%); allowed: 124 (11.7%); generously allowed: 15 (1.4%); disallowed: 0 (0%).