Sentence examples for on average statistically from inspiring English sources

This cognitive dissonance allows us to watch men -- many of whom we know are, on average, statistically more likely to die young or suffer through old age crippled and in pain -- physically punish one another each week.

On the other hand, interactions included in the Bonferroni network are on average statistically more robust than interactions included in the FDR network.

On average, statistically significant lower abundances of dimethyl disulphide were found in cancer patients.

Table 1 shows that patients with OA of the knee were on average statistically older than patients with FM (P<0.001).

The conclusion was that "on average, after one year, products did not increase or decrease test score by amounts that were statistically different from zero".

To illustrate this effect, we generated drilling sequences better than average statistically based on a sampling scheme adopted from "discovery process" models (Andreatta and Kaufman 1996; Chen et al. 2013), commonly used in conventional petroleum resource assessment.

The children from nonreligious households left 4.1 stickers on average, a statistically significant difference from Christian children (3.3) and Muslim ones (3.2).

Moreover, a comparison of students with 4 years of exposure to the curriculum to students with only 2 years of exposure, found, on average, a statistically significant increase in QLT scores for those students with 4 years of exposure.

However, CIM-NPCIs were 0.18 cM narrower than non-selective CIM-NPCIs on average, a statistically significant (p<0.001), but negligible difference.

On average, a statistically significant difference was found between the CON and HIR groups.

On average, a statistically significant difference between the means of each pair of groups was observed for each IT at the 5% level (Table  1).