Sentence examples for methods or statistical from inspiring English sources

Note that s[n] can be modeled via different approaches, such as advanced intelligent methods or statistical models.

This "transit method" proved hugely successful: In more than 4 years of operation it detected 4696 candidate exoplanets, of which 1041 have been confirmed by other detection methods or statistical techniques.

The temporal relationships we describe will also be useful for researchers to better detect and understand patterns in their data and for methodologists to rigorously account for the structure of data in demographic methods or statistical designs.

A typical workflow for eQTL data analysis consists of applying either machine-learning methods or statistical tests to extract significant associations.

The disparate findings between the studies may be a result of the differences in the study population, dietary assessment methods, or statistical methods used.

Some existing approaches are based on analyzing differences between interface residues and non-interface residues, through machine learning methods or statistical methods.

This indicates that the proposed method can overcome the strict limitations of the traditional method for a large complex structure with uncertainty factors, and it can also avoid the disadvantages of solving complex vibro-acoustic system using the finite element method or statistical energy analysis in the middle frequency.

This trend holds for the population- and species-levels irrespective of method or statistical approach used.

Therefore, a study was considered good if it did not meet the criteria to be considered fair, but lost other quality points, such as not discussing initial participation rates, and not using appropriate statistical methods or calculating statistical significance.

It is usual and practical to split modeling techniques under two main groups: mechanistic methods and empirical or statistical methods.

However, the risk of bias in most studies was high, due to small sample sizes, a lack of control conditions, unclear randomization and concealment methods, or insufficient statistical reporting [ 4, 24].