Sentence examples for limitations of statistics from inspiring English sources
You might attribute that to the inaccuracies and limitations of statistics used, and that's partly true.
Voters have long favored traditional benchmarks like 500 home runs and 300 wins, but as our knowledge of how player performance relates to a team's success has grown, we now see the limitations of those statistics.
A recent study noted that the relative poorness of AUC scores is not necessarily a failure of GARP to predict an accurate distribution, but rather limitations of the statistics that are currently used to test model accuracy [62].
The use of GIS facilitates the production of geographical accessibility measures that overcome the limitations of traditional statistics based on service to population ratio and Euclidian distances.
A better explanation for SAPS III departures from perfect calibration may be the limitations of the statistics methods used to evaluate performance.
Altogether, these analyses show the limitations of single statistics such as Tajima's D and Fu's Fs to detect demographic events when more than one such event has taken place [ 31, 32].
Limitations: Poor interpretation of statistics.
The Haar-Fisz transformed data, no longer subject to the limitations of Poisson counting statistics, have a lower relative variance in those same regions.
Given some of the potential limitations of traditional responsiveness statistics [ 33], further evaluations would be desirable using more sophisticated modern rating scale analysis techniques [ 34] to further delineate the specific ability of the ACTS Burdens and Benefits to detect differences between and clinically meaningful change within patients.
The Project correctly identified and addressed fundamental limitations in the areas of statistics and evidence-based policymaking.
We found that reporting the probability of undergoing CABG as a function of wait-list time helps overcome some limitations of using single-value statistics in understanding differences between periods [ 26- 29].
