Sentence examples similar to needed statistically from inspiring English sources
Further investigation is needed to statistically support this conclusion and refine the statistical model.
These parameters are needed to statistically discern the existence of non-random spatial dependencies indicative of cell cell interactions within a given 3D anatomical space41.
However, due to the variability of individual brain networks and the large scale of such networks needed for statistically meaningful group-level analysis, it is still a challenging and open problem to derive group-wise common networks as network atlases.
Ms. VanDyke needed a statistically significant result to prove the ads worked, and that they worked with all types of publishers, in all 27 countries where this new feature would be offered, and in all the programming languages publishers might use.
The examination of the models' fitness is performed through the comparison of the experimental and predicted properties and is needed to statistically ensure that the models are sound.
Many of these approaches are limited to regular or periodic lattices or are computationally expensive and thus not well suited for studies of stochastic systems, where many different microstructures are needed for statistically meaningful averages.
Hence, the dimension in the beam-domain can still be far less than that in the element space, reducing the computational complexity and the number of snapshots needed for statistically robust covariance estimation.
Therefore, even larger studies are needed to statistically verify the level of potential associations indicated in the present study.
This implies that the method is very specific, though analysis of more non-treated animals is needed to statistically prove these findings.
A larger patient sample size will be needed to statistically determine the true toxic maculopathy-associated variant, c.5814A > G or c.5844A > G.
The differences between the techniques in the frequency of more than one attempt needed were statistically significant (chi-square test df = 3: p = 0.026).
