Sentence examples for statistical actions from inspiring English sources

General Comment 5 of 2003 of the Committee on the Rights of the Child dealing with "General Measures of Implementation of the Convention" outlines a number of measures such as legislative, policy, institutional, budgetary and statistical actions which countries must undertake for the effective implementation of the CRC.

Potential leads toward understanding the different association of cadmium and mortality in men and women may be derived from our observation of statistical inter action between cadmium and menopause status among women.

(B C ) Statistical comparisons of action potential (AP) half-widths and capacitances between sensory populations (SNS-Cre/TdT+, n = 13; Parv-Cre/TdT+, n = 9; p-values by Student's t test).

In other words, the consistent width of the Y indicates it is likely to be a driver of the steep change at other loci when in coincidence at secondary contact rather than a follower (through statistical association) of action at some other, as yet undetected, locus.

If you do not systematically track what the players do, and then uncover the statistical relationship between these actions and wins, you will never know why teams win and why they lose".

The machine must be designed to mimic human learning by trial and error, basing preferential actions on statistical results that increase the probability of success.

It introduces the Statistical and Temporal Percept Action Coupling (ST-PAC) System which statistically models the dependency between the perceptual state of the world and the resulting actions that this state should elicit.

Besides improving the time of action, no statistical difference in the blockage of the sciatic nerve of rats was found between 0.125% NLCBVC and 0.5% free BVCS75.

The report includes good practices, strategies for action and statistical tables.

Setting and enforcing safety levels involves several steps, one of which is the collection of meat and poultry samples, followed by statistical analysis, interpretation, and action.

This distinction has been articulated as being the difference between biological epistasis (referring to gene action) and statistical epistasis (referring to variance components) [ 6].