Sentence examples for statistical analysis yielding from inspiring English sources

The technique is based on an iterative pulse-echo method, which gathers a sufficiently high number of single reflection signals and eventually conducts a statistical analysis yielding two principal parameters of the backscattering signal: its maximum amplitude and its time-dependent decay.

The only analysis yielding statistical significance was apoptosis of lymphocytes at 4 hours (AUC: 0.731, 95%CI: 0.544-0.918, p: 0.028).

That required closer analysis, yielding the innovation of responding by phone instead of by mail.

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Moreover, even sophisticated statistical analysis can sometimes yield specious results.

Prior to the statistical analysis, linearly computed transfer functions were corrected for nonlinear effects, yielding two sets of transfer functions valid for different wave amplitudes.

Commonly applied in research laboratories for viability testing, flow cytometry rapidly measures multichannel fluorescence and scatter from each cell within a large population, yielding large, multidimensional histograms ripe for quantitative statistical analysis.

59% of HQ reads were unambiguously mapped to a single isogroup, yielding on average 2.6 million mapped reads per sample for statistical analysis.

The results were compared with a statistical analysis using a common intensity readout of the GFP-expressing viruses and a luciferase-based secondary screen yielding five promising host factors which may suit as potential targets for drug therapy.

Samples yielding more than two different bacterial species were considered to be contaminated and removed from the statistical analysis (n = 31).

The statistical analysis of the method has been performed; some simple computer experiments allowed to study the influence of the most important experimental variables yielding the confidence interval of 〈ν〉 as a function of the noise to signal ratio.