Sentence examples for more complete statistical from inspiring English sources

The separate analysis of the first port of Piraeus is mainly due to its size and dominance of the freight and passenger transport task in the country and secondly because of the better and more complete statistical data.

Quantile regression offers a more complete statistical model by specifying the changes in the high conditional quantiles and it will be used to estimate values of extreme events (Yu et al. 2003; Hao and Naiman 2007).

The "crib notes" style information provided in this chapter does not replace more complete statistical, analytical, and geospatial coursework, but will arm students with a better understanding of how data can be collected, analyzed, interpreted, and applied to help solve complex environmental problems.

A more complete statistical analysis of SNP prediction accuracy that model these factors is beyond the scope of this article, however, the higher the coverage, the more confident the SNPs call is.

In other words, using a common, small design for all respondents provides data for only a small part of the entire response surface, typically making it impossible to estimate interactions, which would provide more complete statistical information about the indirect utility function and protect the estimated parameters against unobserved effects (e.g., interactions).

First, the PSSM representation contains sequence evolution information, which provides more complete sampling for statistical prediction methods.

Analyzing multiple periods of data would achieve more complete and objective statistical data.

Consistent with best practices on rigorously evaluating mixed methods research in the health sciences [ 24], we report the quantitative data in conjunction with qualitative quotes and themes that help to develop a more complete understanding of the statistical results.

Though a more complete description of the statistical aspects of this analysis is available [ 17], briefly, the assumed prior densities for the fixed effects (sex, coat texture and colour effects) are uninformed, what Bayesian modellers refer to as a "flat" prior density.

In a series of more than 3,000 surgical patients, these authors showed by using a limited multivariable analysis that transfusions were associated with a worse outcome, but a more complete analysis cancelled out this statistical observation.

In relation to a theory incorporating a more complete description, Einstein remarked that "the statistical quantum theory would … take an approximately analogous position to the statistical mechanics within the framework of classical mechanics".