Sentence examples for proved statistically from inspiring English sources
Experimental test-driving shows Azteca Chess meets good modeling and game-design standards and is proved statistically to enhance understanding and application of relevant complex ecological processes.
We also undertook a multiple regression analysis with both the July August weighted air temperature index and the precipitation index as independent variables but the latter proved statistically non-significant.
Females had a significantly higher knowledge score compared with males, and older subjects (31 50 and >50 years) had a higher knowledge score compared with younger subjects (18 30 years), which proved statistically significant.
An omnibus model based on the Weibull equation proved statistically that L. monocytogenes survives better in vacuum (VP) than in aerobic conditions, although without significant difference in its ability to survive in the temperature range between 4 °C and 9 °C.
The bioabsorbable interference screw proved statistically superior to Intrafix in resistance to cyclic loading (P <.05).
In this model, CentraLoc proved statistically superior in resistance to cyclic loading compared with the bioabsorbable interference screw (P <.05) and Intrafix (P <.0001).
But that case relied on proving statistically that Countrywide's brokers treated white clients differently than black or Latino clients.
Richard A. Posner, a federal appeals court judge in Chicago, devoted a law review article to proving statistically that the Ninth Circuit's size predisposes it to "judicial irresponsibility".
The third phrase of the tune, corresponding to the third line of the stanza, proves statistically the most variable.
Moreover, complex models can be used to fit the datasets obtained as it is possible with this analysis technique to prove statistically that they are correct.
Too small, and they may prove statistically worthless; too large, and the extra patients will add costs without adding worthwhile information.Saving time on trials is particularly important.
