Cardiff's analysis of 571 reports during the referendum found that just over one in five statistics used were challenged either by a journalist, campaigner or other source.
However, even under the best-case scenario represented in simulations, our results indicate a strong upward bias in these two statistics when unresolved genotypes are omitted from a dataset.
With this increase in awareness, two statistics are frequently quoted: up to 23% of Indian girls drop out of school when they reach puberty; and nearly 90% of Indian women don't use sanitary pads – instead, they use rags, ashes, newspaper, sand.
We considered genes as positive selection targets if significant results were obtained for the same population in at least two statistics based on different features (e.g., DIND and FST, both with a rank >0.95).
Correction: August 30 , 2001 Thursday Because of an editing error, an article in Business Day yesterday about the dating of recessions connected two statistics incorrectly in discussing jobs in the United States.
In the last few years, two statistics have been used in many applications: G i (d) statistics [10, 11, 12] and Local Indicators of Spatial Association (LISA) as Local Moran's I [13].
To analyze the self-rated health and its relationship with life satisfaction in students with disabilities two statistics tests were utilized.
As is shown in Figure 1, in 1979, the number of divorces was 319,000, and the crude divorce rate was only 0.3 per thousand; in 2009, however, these two statistics rose to 2.468 million and 1.85 per thousand, respectively.
