Sentence examples for statistical confusion from inspiring English sources
Advances in techniques for monitoring autism as a public health problem have also led to statistical confusion.
However, this observation is subject to the potential statistical confusion caused by the tissue (disease) type effects (if existed) and the experiment-related batch effects in the analyzed data.
Variables included in the multivariate analysis were those which had a p value under 0.2 between success and failure groups and also those variables which were considered clinically important in order to control statistical confusion.
The currency markets, at least, do not seem to expect one: this week traders demanded more than 150 yen for a euro, the worst rate since the single currency was created.Still, Mr Jerram finds a silver lining in this statistical cloud of confusion.
Frequent disagreement among researchers on appropriate diagnostic and/or therapeutic methods to be used has led to terminological, statistical, and clinical confusion, making the nosographic definition of TMDs even more complex [ 3].
At once a weapon in the coach's battle against chaos and a holy talisman against chance and the random bounce, the System is intellectual insurance against human confusion and statistical weakness.
The major source of confusion in statistical methods related to the weighted kappa coefficient is the assignment of weights.
We will adjust for possible confounders using criteria of statistical significance and of confusion.
Adjustments will be made for possible confounders, using criteria of statistical significance and of confusion.
5) There is some confusion in statistical language which may be a feature of the G*power program.
George W. Bush complained about "fuzzy math" during the 2000 campaign (and what was the Florida debacle, if not the ultimate fuzziness of numbers at the margins of statistical significance?), but in the confusion following disaster and in the fog of war, reliable numbers are harder than ever to come by.
