Sentence examples for for statistically testing from inspiring English sources

Thus, this paper proposes a simulation methodology based on design of experiment philosophy for statistically testing environmental variables and the interactions among them, enabling regulators to build the best suited semi-parametric two-stage model of electricity utility benchmarking analysis.

We also provide a method for statistically testing the cVC.

However, for statistically testing such a model it is necessary to have a very huge sample size [cf. 24], which is not our case.

Techniques established for late-stage confirmatory clinical trials provide a straightforward method for statistically testing evidence of biological activity in small patient studies.

This might include: guidance on how to identify positive deviants based on evidence gathered from the existing measurement and positive deviance literature, inclusion criteria for defining deviant practice, and suggested methods for statistically testing the 'deviance' hypothesis.

Therefore, we evaluated the bootstrap as a technique for statistically testing the RV and, furthermore, used simulations to investigate factors that may affect the bootstrap confidence intervals of the RV under different conditions.

Consistent with this interpretation, the ANTXR2-HLA-B27 interaction analysis statistically testing for an epistatic effect revealed no significant findings.

Tear weights for all groups of green binders were statistically tested for differences from the commercial binder control (Table  2).

Second, because we could have unintentionally oversampled certain genera (for example, because of better availability of specimens), we statistically tested for oversampling and generated a pruned phylogeny in which each genus is represented in proportion of its described diversity.

For each transcript, SBS frequencies in healthy and cancer cells were statistically tested for equality.

In early 1999, the Justice Department's research arm, the National Institute of Justice, started putting together a call for studies to come up with standardized, statistically tested procedures for comparing fingerprints that "produce correct results with acceptable error rates".