Sentence examples for interpreting a difference from inspiring English sources
Interpreting the value of a net benefit is however not quite straightforward and interpreting a difference between the net benefits achieved by two different models may still be more problematic.
Also, we presents the result of the logistic regression model in terms of calculated delta-p statistics for significant covariates, according the method suggested by Cruce[ 44] because, interpreting a difference in predicted probabilities requires no specialized knowledge or advanced statistical skills.
If the angle is close to southwest, it can interpret a difference of above 180, since if our desired angle is 1 and our calculated angle is 359, the real difference is 2, but the calculated diference is 358.
However, it can be difficult to interpret a difference in absolute rate between two cell populations.
It is therefore easier to interpret a difference in the relative incidence of adverse outcomes by means of longitudinal comparisons than by means of transversal comparisons.
The authors should acknowledge this and should comment on the need for caution in interpreting a 1% difference in decoding accuracy between seen versus unseen trials.
Interpreting a standardised mean difference clinically may be challenging.
It is an advantage that absolute reliability for the LLFDI is addressed in the present study, providing a conceptual framework to assist when interpreting a clinical relevant difference at group and individual levels.
One of the pivotal requirements for regulators nowadays, in order to interpret a significant difference as biologically relevant, is to observe a linear dose-response.
3. The ability to detect, repeat, or precisely interpret a sex difference in mouse models of AD can be obscured by points one and two.
Caution should be used when interpreting a lack of significant difference for a number of tests, particularly those that verged on being significant even with the small sample size used and associated low power.
