Sentence examples for its statistic from inspiring English sources

A probe (or a window of probes) is called statistically significant if its statistic (or the average statistic of a window) is above a threshold.

We adopt the acronym MED to represent the procedure, since it uses the median as its statistic.

They bargain: 'I need a statistic and you need to survive in this environment, so let's deal.' And the government gets its statistic, because every year they have to have a record-breaking figure for the press conference — more kilos of marijuana confiscated, more arrests made than ever before.

This is largely due to the fact that one is unable to simulate a random signal without its statistic information.

This statistic is set to detect decreasing shifts, even though the CUSUM control procedure signals an out-of-control status when its statistic exceeds the lower control limit, LCL1.

Moreover, this trial [35] reported a higher standard deviation with regard to duration of antibiotic treatment as well as antibiotic-free days (possibly due to reported higher non-compliance rate), compared to that in the negative trial [38], which weaken its statistic weight in the meta-analysis.

Forewords from the President of the IOC and Michael Johnson are not strictly necessary; this is a book to be bought for its pictures, not its statistic-heavy prose, although for factophiles a breakdown of each Games' winners is included.

The method used to calculate RPI is no longer considered as best practice so it has had its national statistic status removed, although the Office for National Statistics ONSstillill calculates it every month.

At each step, the variable with the smallest significance level of its score statistic was selected for entry if its significance was below 0.05.

For a given SNP set S, its test statistic M is set as the t statistic of its optimal subset, represented as: 19 The statistical significance of a SNP set S is estimated based on a permutation test of M as the distribution of M can not be approximated well by any known distribution due to the selection of SNPs.

We find that asymptotics for the process, the autoregressive estimate, and its $t$ statistic have boundary limit behavior that differs from standard limit theory in both explosive and stationary cases.