Sentence examples for statistic relevance from inspiring English sources

Only the neck metastases (p=0.017), postoperative radiotherapy (p=0.056) and diseased margin(p=0.004) variables had statistic relevance.

'This statistic is of no relevance to a jury trying to understand whether babies had died naturally or unnaturally.

A logistic regression was used to construct the propensity score including variables on clinical relevance or statistic comparison on univariate analysis.

Statistic evaluations strengthen the relevance of biomarkers and in some cases antecedents are strong indicators for disease status or therapy decisions (see Figure 2).

6. Relevance is relevant.

It's a statistic that has lost any relevance, as data growth begins to look like a singularity.

However, the relevance of this statistic is limited when considering the efficiency of individual (within-family) selection.

Our objectives were to examine the interpretation and relevance of the c-statistic when used in models with increasingly similar case mix and to consider an alternative perspective on model calibration based on a graphical depiction of model fit.

F-statistic is chosen to score the relevance between the genes and the classification variable.

At seven metres high this is the tallest sculpture ever put on the plinth and, while that may seem the kind of statistic tour guides reel off, it has genuine relevance to how it works on a square that is also home to Nelson's Column.

Just to really separate Curry from the pack, the below statistic exists, but only because Curry shot it into relevance -- no other player dares to shoot from over 27 feet every game. .