Sentence examples for fraction statistic from inspiring English sources

The relative contributions of these genes to the susceptibility to AS can be compared by using the population-attributable risk fraction statistic, which is 90% for HLA-B27, 26% for ARTS1, and 9% for IL-23.

Although the results were very similar in CE and RA fraction, statistic significance was observed for 0.1, 0.25 and 1 μg/μL concentrations (p < 0.05), being the RA fraction slightly better than CE.

At the single review level for each sentiment dictionary this simple performance statistic (fraction of distribution overlap) ranks the OL dictionary in first place, the MPQA, LIWC, and labMT dictionaries in a second place tie, WK in fifth, and ANEW far behind.

These indices can be used to calculate for each fraction a further statistic, the "tumorigenic ratio" (TR), which conveniently measures the activity of the fraction relative to whole-smoke condensate on a weight-for-weight basis.

A permutation test is performed by randomly shuffling the sample labels, then calculating the fraction of times the original statistic is less or equal to the statistic generated by the permuted samples.

ANOSIM calculates a global R statistic from the fraction of the difference between average rank similarity within groups and average rank similarity between groups over a function of the number of samples.

This statistic indicates the fraction of agreement between two cluster partitions.

Intuitively, this statistic reflects the fraction of variation along the first principal component.

π1 statistic, reflecting the fraction of true positives, is indicated on top of each p value distribution.

We calculated the power of a statistic as the fraction of 500 replicates in which selection was detected by the statistic.

Previous reports (Pickrell et al. 2009) have shown that the maximum XP-EHH scores are more powerful as a statistic than the fraction of extreme scores, in opposition to what happens for iHS and we followed those indications in our analyses.