Sentence examples for more extreme under from inspiring English sources

Note well: These and other iffy election results would probably have been far more extreme under a rule taking effect next year.

Also the model predictive capacity under high rainfall intensities, which might become more extreme under future climate change was explicitly verified for the models.

The tilt of that system continues to become more extreme under the shifting needs for corporate profits and an "austerity" agenda that the Obama administration has embraced under the rationale of deficit reduction.

Catchment-scale hydrological cycles are expected to suffer more extremes under a background of climate change.

The key policy issue becomes managing social cohesion in the context of fewer jobs and more extreme inequality under conditions of economic contraction.

The statistical test approach considers the probability of the observed result, and of more extreme results, under the null hypothesis - i.e., the p value.

The probability of the observed or more extreme results under the null hypothesis of no disease was 0.04, which would lead to rejection of this hypothesis at the usual threshold of <0.05.

The probability of the observed or more extreme results under the null hypothesis of no disease was 11% (i.e., the sum of observed and more extreme probabilities: 0.08, 0.03 and 0.00, which corresponds to a one sided p = 0.11), a non-significant result.

The opportunity to divert funding from needy individuals and families would have been more extreme even than under the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) block grant, where funds saved due to declining numbers of families receiving cash assistance must at least be reinvested into other programs serving low-income families.

Model 2 appeared far more efficient than model 1 mainly because PPP-value estimates were more extreme for SNPs under selection (e.g. Figures 2C and 2F).

P = Approximate probability of getting a more extreme test statistic under the null hypothesis of no difference between the two trees (two-tailed test).