Sentence examples for example statistical analysis from inspiring English sources

For example, statistical analysis shows that suicide rates differed radically depending on social factors, (e.g. religious background, gender, marital status etc).

However, instantaneous measurement of the longitudinal distribution of waves and particles is essential to provide quantitative understanding, because, for example, statistical analysis of long-term single satellite data can lead to misinterpreting a moving localized wave source as a wide spatial extent of the source region.

For example, statistical analysis of the Ascomycota genome data reveals significant differences in GH32 presence among ecological strategies, such that GH32 occurrence is greatest in plant pathogens, lowest in animal pathogens and intermediate in saprotrophs (ChiSquare likelihood ratio test = 24.464, p < 0.001).

For example, a statistical analysis showed a direct relation between R g and the compactness of protein structures [44].

Other methods that are applied in uncertainty analysis, for example, standard statistical analysis or purely qualitative methods ignore that source of uncertainty.

In order to explicitly illustrate our sensitivity analysis approach, let us describe, as an example, the statistical analysis performed on the epidemic size.

An example of statistical analysis (minimum, maximum, and average value) of the D parameter calculated in subgroups of analysed scenarios is shown in Figure 5 (regarding results split into subgroups defined by the waist and chest location of the measurement point and the EMF frequency) and Figure 6 (regarding results split into subgroups defined by the location of the exposimeter).

There are benefits to access: for example aggregated anonymous statistical analysis can help us make better decisions.

Some professional investors put money with feeder funds linked to Bernie Madoff, for example, even though statistical analysis suggested his performance record was implausibly smooth.Some of this faulty decision-making may also reflect the underlying rationale of hedge-fund investments.

This article presents only the example of language statistical analysis application to develop selected language models.

An early example of a statistical analysis looking at hawks and doves is to be found in a paper from 1974 which describes a previous major revision of the MRCP UK) [ 26].