Sentence examples for so many observations from inspiring English sources

The Jarque-Bera test for normality (as well as other common normality tests) rejected the normality hypothesis, but this is not uncommon with so many observations in sample.

"So many watching".

Another prison refused to accept any more prisoners from court because so many cell observation panels were broken, placing officers at risk of being assaulted when carrying out their checks.

As with so many American cultural observations, there's a Godfather analogy to match.

This is unusual since NMR provides so many structurally correlated observations; even a simple titration experiment can directly show the magnitude and nature of a binding-induced perturbation.

Like so many stoned exchanges, these observations might seem terribly significant to the participants at the moment, but in sober retrospect, they are revealed to be nothing but a lot of pompous hot air.

This section presents an example for which the stochastic computer model is relatively simple so we can generate many observations from the model.

It as if, in this delicious novel of the rise and rise of a brilliant young man, which is filled with such vivid background, such unerring social observation, so many wonderful characters and such beguiling incident, the central character — despite a wealth of detail about his inner life — doesn't quite add up.

The observation, that so many different processes or components may contribute to the learning disability, constitutes an interesting observation in itself which poses specific challenges to any theory of developmental dyslexia (Démonet, Taylor, & Chaix, 2004; Hasselman, 2012, pp. 29 31; Ramus, 2003).

"There are so many steps between the initial observation of someone's ethnicity and making an intelligent use of it that it's really not worth using.

A scientific law is not something the scientist cannot break; it is a statement of an observation made so many times that any hope of seeing a counterexample is vanishingly small.