Sentence examples for statistical collapse from inspiring English sources
An Economist piece on the side's decline by the writer Tim Wigmore lays bare the shocking statistical collapse.
Further analysis was done with standard spread sheet programs using specific statistical functions to collapse reads, sort reads according to their length and generate the graphs.
Branch lengths are not presented, as each branch with less than 50% statistical significance was collapsed to provide emphasis to those reliable portions of the tree.
For statistical analysis, we collapsed "moderate problems" and "severe problems" of the EQ-5D descriptive system into one category "problems" (except for analysing discriminative ability related to the general population), because the number of patients indicating "severe problems" was small.
Subsequently for the main statistical analyses, we collapsed the first three response options to 'light physical exertion', the fourth to 'moderate physical exertion' and the last three to 'strenuous physical exertion'.
So far, there is little statistical evidence of a collapse in capital spending, though plenty of rumours of it.
The high sampling rates of advanced AE systems enable detection of numerous discrete failure events within a volume and thus provide access to statistical descriptions of progressive collapse of systems with many interacting mechanical elements such as the fiber bundle model (FBM).
However, there was no statistical significant difference between mild collapse and severe collapse (p = 0.19, statistical power = 0.26).
In addition to being substantially grounded, this collapsing provided statistical power for subsequent analyses.
This statistical modeling method, which collapses multivariate data into reduced dimensions, is useful for extracting patterns of co-variance across multiple observations.
In line with this view, the fifth revision of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual (DSM-5) collapses these diagnostic categories (along with Pervasive Developmental Disorder-Not Otherwise Specified) into a single category of ASD.
