Sentence examples for more statistical approach from inspiring English sources
Marengo and Sanchez (2009) have developed a more statistical approach to source classification using magnitudes and colours, based on a so-called Nearest Neighbour (k-NN) method.
By calculating the equilibration temperature of a large number of (reservoir) rock forming minerals, multicomponent geothermometry provides a more statistical approach of determining in situ temperatures.
Li et al. suggest another more statistical approach in [15], and use multiple hypothesis testing to filter out the links that appeared randomly in the network and that are therefore not the mirror of a true social relationship.
This is important for three reasons: (i) the more information, the better, (ii) researcher time is valuable, computing time is cheap, (iii) large sample sizes allows for a more statistical approach to data analysis.
We have therefore opted for estimating the net effect of climate through its many pathways through a more statistical approach rather than use a more explicit model whose many parameters cannot be established and thus easily could introduce an unknown bias.
This assessment of the community structure differs from the more statistical approaches to clustering adopted in previously published research [ 19, 20].
Instead, we consider a more robust statistical approach based on multiple peaks in the CCF.
Our data corroborate these findings and expand these prior researches by using more robust statistical approach in a different patient population and practice setting.
The results of our study significantly extend a previous phylogenetic study of the number of males in primate groups [10] by increasing the taxonomic scope and by using a more sophisticated statistical approach.
This would necessitate a rather more complex statistical approach to the inter-rater reliability of this group of tests.
Instead, a more robust statistical approach, such as HLM, is required to definitively identify gender performance differences.
