Sentence examples for grouping of statistics from inspiring English sources

"I think his blog is a success because it makes Hughes more than a number or a grouping of statistics, it makes him not only human, but approachable," Alex Belth, who has run the blog Bronx Banter since 2002, wrote in an e-mail message.

However, the pooled t-statistics is mixture of a "null group" of statistics corresponding to non DE genes and an "alternative" group corresponding to DE genes.

Two groups of statistics of variation are commonly used: those that describe the distribution of rates (based on standardization by direct method) and those that use differences between expected and observed cases (based on indirect standardization).

Photographs were seen as being able to 'say far more than a group of demographic statistics' [Group-1 participant-1].

We can see from Table 3 that the Bayes classifier has the highest consistency value relatively; it belongs to the substantial group of Kappa statistics.

Surface-based brain imaging analysis offers the advantages of preserving the topology of cortical activation, increasing statistical power of group-level statistics, estimating cortical thickness, and visualizing with ease the pattern of activation across the whole cortex.

For each treatment group, descriptive statistics of point estimates of scores over time for all instruments and of the difference in scores between the two tumour progression groups over time for all instruments were summarised.

Registration of individual beamformer statistical maps to MNI standard space; combination of maps across participants, separately for each frequency band; generation of group statistics with a simple mixed-effects model, separately for each frequency band.

Otherwise not precisely translatable to the single case, the result of group statistics can be applied to the single case through the use of fuzzy subsethood and measured in fuzzy cardinality.

No significant differences between groups in the number of N-MUPs per participant were noted, thus no single subject was more representative of group statistics than any other (p > 0.05).

To identify patterns in expression profiles we partition the reads into blocks and block groups and then describe each block and the entire group of blocks with a set of statistics and measures.