Sentence examples for more refined statistical from inspiring English sources
The trend has been building for years but has only now been confirmed through more refined statistical methods and improved reporting of infection with H.I.V., the virus that causes AIDS.
It seems clear that proper experimental design and possibly more refined statistical analyses should be promoted.
Thus, to identify genetic factors involved in quantitative traits, larger sample sizes and more refined statistical analyses are required.
We used a more refined statistical analysis using the Metropolis–Hastings algorithm (Metropolis et al, 1953; Hastings, 1970), an MCMC method.
These findings were confirmed by more refined statistical analyses, which highlighted different metabolic pathways for the metabolites disrupted by prednisolone treatment at day 1 and at day 15.
The application of this approach to a much larger population would almost certainly lead to more refined statistical models, and would enable the study of environmental factors, and their interaction with genotype, in the modification of DNA methylation patterns.
Combining multiple federal databases, such as through record linkage techniques, can help researchers address more refined questions and produce more powerful statistical analyses.
Given the high relevance that is attributed to German reunification to test the economic stress hypothesis (ESH), we will re-evaluate this case using richer data and more refined analytical methods that address these statistical challenges.
Thereafter, it provides a comparison between simple and more refined procedures with each other and with the statistical distributions obtained from in-service experience and/or experimental tests.
Sophisticated Bayesian learning: This approach, initiated by Paul Milgrom and John Robert (1991), replaces the rather crude statistical inference posited by fictitious play with a more refined conception of inductive deliberation.
The low amount of statistical power afforded by the small size of the dataset precluded the use of more refined methods for detecting instances of template switching.
