Sentence examples for make any statistical from inspiring English sources
For reasons not yet understood, the study had too few obese members to make any statistical link to the variant gene.
But it would be almost impossible to mount a randomized trial looking at whether exercise prevents depression, since you would need to recruit a large number of people, convince some to exercise, others not, follow them for years and hope that enough develop depression to make any statistical analysis meaningful.
Critics have argued that turning up more small oddities may not necessarily be helpful, given that many are so rare that it will be hard to make any statistical sense of them.
Since the study did not accrue 60 patients, we are unable to make any statistical claims.
However, as shown for samples from poultry [ 19], representing a low prevalence population, the second enrichment method does not make any statistical difference.
A key advantage of this non-parametric approach is that it does not make any statistical assumption about the data, thus enabling an arbitrary decision boundary.
A parepeatic model defines the relationship between a central function and a fluctuation zone and identifies the degree of correctness of the relationship without making any statistical assumption.
In the case of sv129/Bl6 mice, males and females were investigated in independent experiments, making any statistical comparison unlikely.
The numbers were too small in this subgroup of 25 patients to make any meaningful statistical comparisons; however, the difference in the prevalence of contraindication to acute reperfusion between the RA and control groups was of interest.
On the other hand, the NCA does not make any assumptions on statistical properties and allows proper handling of prior network connectivity information.
We can still calculate the tail probability of a point estimate of QST on our chi-squared distribution of FST, but we are unable to make any more rigorous statistical tests that take the distribution of QST into account.
