Sentence examples for much statistical support from inspiring English sources

Second, some of the non-mammalian vertebrate genes appear to have phylogenetic affinity for some of the mammalian gene lineages, although few have much statistical support.

Neither of the models containing CPUE as a covariate received much statistical support, but in general all models containing CPUE as covariate indicated a negative effect (density dependence).

Based on the AIC, the null model (of no association) was rejected, and the linear model had much weaker statistical support compared to the nonlinear model of a positive asymptotic relationship between average salinity tolerance and EWC, with an asymptote estimated at 36.2% sea water (Table 7 and Fig. 4).

Although it is not possible to say with much certainty given the lack of statistical support for the relationship between the A gattingeri samples and A. harperi 13FL, A. gattingeri may be the species from which cpDNA has introgressed into the A. harperi collection from Florida.

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2474/14/57/prepub wouldulikeike to thank MD, PhD Katarina Hedin, Director at Research and Development Kronoberg, for encouragement and providing statistical support and other much-needed resources and project manager Anja Nyberg, at Skåne County for administrative support.

At this point, there isn't much statistical evidence to suggest a post-Brexit groundswell of support in favour of Scotland leaving the UK.

for much of the genotyping work, and A. Labbé (Canadian Forest Service, CFL) for statistical support.

In this example, the motif was so striking that, in reality, use of SLiMFinder did not add much value to the manual interpretation, except for a degree of statistical support for identified motif.

However, the statistical support for individual outliers identified here is generally much stronger.

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A doctor could, with some statistical support, generalize about men of a certain age and weight.