Sentence examples for statistical barrier from inspiring English sources

The big statistical barrier is that no golfer has won the Open after more than 15 attempts.

Though bioinformatic, computational, and statistical barriers to the integration of these data exist, new solutions to these challenges emerge daily.

Our results suggest that nonspecific TF-DNA binding might provide a barrier for statistical positioning of nucleosomes throughout the yeast genome.

Standard corrections for multiple testing coupled with long gene lists also leads to a very high barrier for establishing statistical significance, leading to type-2 statistical errors.

This can be due to structural discrimination (the need for a visa for example); taste discrimination (when employers prefer not to employ workers of a certain ethnicity due to, amongst others, racial or ethnic stereo-typing and language barriers) and statistical discrimination (when employers and job seekers have asymmetrical information about their quality) (Bruder and Räthke-Döppner, 2008).

Statistical analysis of the barriers to screening was performed across the total participant group and components of the demographic subgroups using the Wilcoxon Rank Sum Test.

The statistical support for the three barriers were evaluated by bootstrapping over loci, i.e. we used 10 single-locus matrices as input for barrier and reported the number of times each of the three barriers were included among the three strongest ones.

Preferential nucleosome occupancy was found downstream of NFRs, as observed in the barrier nucleosome model for statistical positioning of nucleosomes in yeast.

However, testing and referring laboratories differed regarding some other potential barriers, with differences regarding which barriers had a high impact reaching statistical significance.

We then looked for evidence of these barriers in the Canada-wide statistical dataset for our study period.

Statistical comparisons are relative to the No Barriers group.