However, the standardized entry of information required for aggregation was an ongoing problem, with one practice manager commenting that she was reminding the doctors on a weekly basis to be timely and consistent with data entry so that quality improvement statistics were accurate.
I just don't call it karma.' I said, 'Well, what do you call it, then?' And he said, 'I call it statistics.' So, that's some of the greatest advice I've gotten from my father--that karma doesn't exist, only statistics.
The variations within groups may therefore not be large enough to eliminate the large library size differences so that empirical distribution of t statistics may be biased.
Charcoal is perhaps the biggest export of this rugged country, so collapsed that statistics are among the many things hard to come by.
For instance, it could be shown, that positive spatial auto-correlation enhances type I errors, so that parametric statistics such as Pearson correlation coefficients, are declared significant when they should not be [19].
Where multiple sound tokens fit a particular criterion, a random one will be returned (or several random ones, if multiple tokens are requested) and this will be noted in the sound's search history so that usage statistics can be calculated and to prevent the same sound tokens from always being used.
One of the biggest improvements in PokerTracker 3 over PT2 is that it is fully customizable so that all statistics and reports can be tailored to the individual user.
Throughout the paper, we have assumed that the data, conditional on group, are normally distributed, so that sufficient statistics are in principle available.
To evaluate data on vaginal opening and preputial separation, we calculated a mean across the values obtained in one litter, so that these statistics were entirely litter based.
