Sentence examples for statistical component from inspiring English sources

I was not responsible for the statistical component of the project (statistics is definitely not my forte), but I did notice a substantial error in the data that affected the client's conclusions.

The systematic component is then calculated by subtracting in quadrature the statistical component from the total uncertainty.

The approach combines engineering and mechanic knowledge with statistical component reliability data.

The statistical component of the final uncertainty on the branching fractions is obtained by repeating the fit after fixing all of the constrained nuisance parameters to their best fitted values.

The coupling between these two types of component is effected by using a diffuse field reciprocity relation, which relates the cross-spectrum of the forces at the boundary of a statistical component to the vibrational energy level of the component.

Because a drive of this type inevitably has a strong statistical component, theoretical analysis of the geometrical and mechanical relationships has been attempted by using linear modeling and empirical weightings.

Although a majority of the health studies are quantitative in nature, it has been shown that a large proportion of these do not involve methodologists (defined as someone with at least a postgraduate degree in Statistics, or in Epidemiology with substantive statistical components) [ 6, 7].

This individual will have considerable involvement in developing and writing statistical components of investigator-initiated grant applications.

Students desiring significant computational and/or financial and/or statistical components are encouraged to also consider the Mathematics and Computational Science program.

The surface-renewal theory has been conceived so that the deficiencies of the first two theories can be rectified through incorporation of some statistical components into the description of interphase mass or heat transport.

For both types of hybrid modelling, the dynamic response of the deterministic components and statistical energy response (i.e. time- and space-averaged subsystem energies) of the statistical components are usually predicted (Detailed theoretical principles of these two hybrid models will be introduced in Sect. 4).