Closing one eye, she studied the bold-red statistics on the front of the page and then flipped it over and looked into the face of the dark, shrivelled baby on the back.
The GST plot displays the ranked test statistics (red line) and empirical cumulative distribution function of these test statistics for expressed genes in a gene set (solid line).
But the Giants know that their success has been rooted in turnovers and red zone defense, two statistics known for fluctuation, particularly when it comes to facing high-quality teams in the playoffs.
Though a great part of the sludge has been carted off to safer locations (75 percent of the contaminated areas have been cleared, according to government statistics), powdery red alkaline dust still fills the air, as it has for years, when the weather is dry and windy.
The top left figure shows orthophoto, zones 1 6 used for zonal statistics plots (red), and a sample profile (blue) oriented from south-west to north-east.
The corresponding ensemble statistics (median (red line) and 16%and84%4% percentiles (orange lines) compared to the observations (black lines)) are also shown.
Three different animals (Freek at 15 min, Linda at 1 h and Claus at 5 h) made significantly more what-where-when choices, all in the apple sauce and red bell pepper condition (statistics in Table 3).
Materialism, the Internet, modern media, and TV preachers themselves have already done a good job of doing that, especially in the red states (more religious) whose statistics on divorce, teenage pregnancy, and other such "moral" indicators are significantly worse than those of blue states (less religious).
Sequence diversity and differentiation statistics for three red and three Arctic foxes were calculated in DnaSP.
Some statistics show that red cars are involved in more accidents and are more likely to pulled over by police.
