Thus, metrics of effect size and statistical significance provide complementary information: the effect size indicates the magnitude of the observed effect or relationship between variables, whereas the significance test indicates the likelihood that the effect or relationship is due to chance.
Using a combination of remote sensing data and GIS techniques, burnt areas were delineated in three different vegetation types and various metrics of fire size were estimated.
We examined the association among AbMI, other metrics of infarct size, and left ventricular (LV) function defined by cardiac magnetic resonance (CMR).
In Suidae, Elephantidae and Hippopotimidae, which lack horns, the SCI use metrics of tusk size.
As an alternative, we compared the proportion of erupted permanent cheek teeth with metrics of skull size.
This work demonstrates that the percentage of CEGs can be useful as a complement for the metrics of N50 size and x-fold coverage.
For instance, the metrics of gene size, first intron length and average intron length are clearly related and cannot be considered independent.
In other words, vessel size was not statistically different in DCIS samples compared to those of grade I, II or III invasive cancers yet the same metrics of vessel size was highly correlated with ER status.
Metrics of mitochondrial size include the width of the mitochondrial tubules and their overall length within the cell, which together determine the total volume of mitochondria bounded by their outer membrane.
Three metrics of body size were analyzed: means of length, weight and condition (k = g/cm × 10 000), as well as changes in variability within these (coefficient of variation = CV = SD/mean).
