Sentence examples for respective statistics from inspiring English sources

The respective statistics are displayed in Table S1 in Additional file 1.

As it is estimated that diabetes manifests about 10 years earlier in Asian countries than in Europe [44] the respective statistics had to be fitted.

However, it does not take a vivid imagination (and indeed the respective statistics support this to come to the conclusion that all those people need to eat, wear clothes, have a place to live, consume raw materials, consume energy and produce waste.

Of twenty studies included in a recent systematic review [ 8], eight studies showed better fit, ten studies showed lower fit and two studies did not report respective statistics.

Contingency tables and respective statistics were used to cross-compare findings from different testing procedures and populations/settings. Concordance between the panel's results and the results from rapid tests was assessed by kappa statistics [ 12].

To examine potential differences between the geographical entities, we compared official statistics on the distribution of age, sex and morbidity in the KORA study region in 2009 and the district of Middle Franconia in 2006 with the respective statistics for the Federal State of Bavaria in 2006 and 2009.

Hence, we suggest a novel statistic called 'de-correlated composite of multiple signals' (DCMS) to combine several statistics while accounting for the respective correlation.

In accordance with recent guidelines [ 40], all analysis units (n) given in figure and table legends refer to the number of independent observations (biological replicates) underlying the respective descriptive statistics and statistical tests.

The permuted statistic values for both genotype and haplotype SKAT tests are calculated as respective SKAT statistics from semi-parametric models Y =  a1 −  f1(P) −  Cc −  ϵ and Y =  a2 −  f2(R) −  Cc −  ϵ.

We have found that the depression time series cannot be distinguished from their surrogates generated from a linear process when comparing the respective test statistics.

She found that the timing of when petroleum companies phased out leaded petrol in individual US states between 1975 and 1996 mapped closely to when their respective crime statistics peaked two decades later.