Ions are created on a statistical basis based on reaction rates.
"That's not justifiable on any statistical basis," said Dr. Stan Heshka, a methodology and statistics specialist at the New York Obesity Research Center and co-author of a 2000 study on the science of weight-loss alternatives.
This paper presents a set of tools designed to assess the reliability of the results of self-organizing maps (SOM), i.e. to test on a statistical basis the confidence we can have on the result of a specific SOM.
But on a statistical basis, there are a zillion kids playing video games, and scarcely one of them will commit a violent crime.
The objective of this study is to derive methods on a statistical basis to describe quantitatively the mixing process of a packed bed on a forward acting grate.
"On a statistical basis, it's twice as likely," he said of the probability of blackouts in southwestern Connecticut.
Alexander Astin, the dean of modern higher-education research, who is now an emeritus professor at U.C.L.A., published a sharp attack on Arum and Roksa's methodology in the Chronicle of Higher Education, and, in particular, on the statistical basis for the claim that forty-five per cent of college students do not improve.
"I do beg to differ on the statistical basis of your statement suggesting Americans don't love movies as much as they used to because annual attendance has dropped," Mr. Sigman wrote.
Therefore, like weather forecasting, earthquake forecasting should be considered on a statistical basis (Rundle et al., 2003).
