Sentence examples for statistic setting from inspiring English sources

Spatio-temporal surveillance methods for detecting outbreaks of disease are fairly common in the literature, with the SCAN statistic setting the benchmark.

We tested the regression coefficients in the model using the likelihood ratio test and the Wald statistic setting significance at α = 0.05.

According to ProFootballFocus.com, Watt, in his second N.F.L. season after being the 11th overall pick in the 2011 draft, has 10 batted passes through the first half of the season, three short of the unofficial season record by a defensive lineman (the N.F.L. does not keep batted passes as an official statistic) set by Reggie White in 1991.

This study, using the difference between the measured and predicted phase offset as a test statistic, sets a threshold for clock anomalies based on the prediction interval approach.

For example, summary statistic set 3 is our choice in this example, but it has higher RMSE2 for τ than the other two choices.

So, in this case we invoke "majority rule" and choose summary statistic set 3. Any application of ABC that does not include a simulation evaluation such as this one or similar ones in [ 18– 21] is incomplete.

As a reviewer has pointed out, such an outcome requires a user choice, and we suggest "majority rule," meaning that we choose the summary statistic set that has the smallest RMSE1 and/or RMSE2 (depending on user needs) for the most number of parameters.

Unless stated otherwise, we used a false discovery rate (FDR; calculated per MAFDR, MATLAB) statistic set at P<0.05 (Benjamini and Hochberg, 1995; Storey, 2002); this same approach is well-accepted to manage familywise error rates in gene expression experiments involving >10,000 potential comparisons.

24 The presence of between-studies heterogeneity was assessed by the Cochran Q statistic (significance set at p<0.10) and quantified by the I² statistic.

This statistic is set to detect decreasing shifts, even though the CUSUM control procedure signals an out-of-control status when its statistic exceeds the lower control limit, LCL1.

For many detection methods, the receiver noise power is assumed to be known a priori, in order to form the test statistic and/or set the test threshold.