Authors of some recent North American equations have borne this in mind and provide, if not data, then at least more complete regression statistics and component equations that are additive [22].
Authors of some recent North American equations have borne this in mind and provide, if not data, then at least more complete regression statistics and component equations that are additive [ 22].
According to Cancer Research statistics, nearly 425,000 cases of cancer were diagnosed across the UK in 2010, the most recent year of complete statistics – and more than 150,000 Britons died from the disease that same year.
Between 1968, the year of Johnson's failure to get his legislation passed, and 2001, the last year for which complete statistics are available, more than one million Americans were killed by firearms.
For a more complete study, we consider both publication statistics and co-authorship social perspectives.
Millennials may be slowly forgetting that their mobile phones make calls, but there's still a good amount of cash/intelligence to be had in gathering enterprise call statistics to gain more complete portraits of customers.
FBI hate crime statistics can provide a more complete picture of how frequently individuals act on their prejudice.
By further extending the completeness and homogeneity of earthquake catalogs, probabilistic forecasting of earthquakes is expected to improve based on better statistics and a wider, more complete magnitude range.
Although we do not apply statistics, they give a more complete impression of the effects of the belt device.
We also show it to be asymptotically efficient when compared with the corresponding complete statistics, as well as uniformly more efficient than the random subset selection.
