Sentence examples similar to evident statistical distinction from inspiring English sources

The result shows that there exists statistical distinction for different PR and AB sizes on some of the statistical fingerprints.

The roughness of the machined surfaces shows a statistical distinction between the AM and wrought titanium samples.

Yet while the statistical distinction is unwanted, Slavisa Jokanovic has more immediate concerns after Fulham's worst start to a top-flight season deteriorated further.

Mr. Angrist's study of Vietnam experience, to be published in June in the American Economic Review, exploits an even sharper statistical distinction.

However, this approach does not provide a statistical distinction between simple additive effect and synergy.

This makes statistical distinctions and reproducibility across different populations difficult to establish.

But I don't confuse that cultural difference with a self-evident moral distinction.

Nevertheless, it is evident that the functional distinction between nucleosome assembly and remodeling/sliding/spacing in Chd1 is conserved from yeast to Drosophila.

With the increased use of modern statistical programmes, the distinction between these two graphical data representation is often lost.

The statistical base for this distinction is provided by the enterprise statistics of the Deutsche Bundesbank.

To some, however, the distinction between statistical discrimination and outright prejudice isn't so great.