Sentence examples for enabling the statistical from inspiring English sources

Sampling methods were highly similar in the ARMHS and HCS cohorts, with participants selected randomly from the electoral roll, and while the ARMHS and HCS cohorts sampled different age ranges, there was significant overlap in the ages assessed, enabling the statistical modelling of selected age effects, at least among persons aged over 55 years.

In case of silica nanoparticles, the spherical shape and more homogenous primary particle size distribution enabled the statistical separation of primary particles from non-spherical agglomerates.

The Central de Asturias University Hospital (LR, MM) enabled the statistical and laboratory analyses.

To enable the statistical significance of our findings to be determined we randomize the S. cerevisiae genomic sequence in two ways, and compare IR properties and distributions in the actual S. cerevisiae genome with those from the randomized genomes.

This increases the feasibility of assaying large sample numbers with sufficiently high specificity and sensitivity to enable the simultaneous statistical validation of multiple candidate biomarkers [ 57].

The MapMan tool enables the classification, statistical analysis, and visualization of transcripts and metabolites into hierarchical categories (known as bins) without the redundancies encountered when using other ontologies [ 95].

Copulas provide a means to achieve this by enabling the development of multivariate statistical models of sea storms.

If these mice had been examined for estrous stage at sacrifice, the uterine weights could have been grouped by stage, possibly enabling the trend to reach statistical significance.

In other words, we were able to exclude the additional variability due to treatment, thus enabling the assignment of higher statistical significance to those genotype-driven expression differences that are not also affected by GA treatment or vernalization.

We applied a novel statistical approach enabling the integration of multiple genotypes and stress levels in the analysis of abiotic stress expression studies.

CBA utilises the data from regions or VOIs able to feed multivariate analysis enabling the investigation of more general statistical effects.