Sentence examples for statistical degrees from inspiring English sources

The statistical degrees of freedom differed for some parameters (Table  1) due to missing variables.

To further reduce the number of variables (and statistical degrees of freedom), the CPS was trifurcated into three ranges: 0 1 (intact), 2 4 (impaired), 5 6 (severely impaired).

The statistical degree of confidence of a tree can be estimated for distance and maximum likelihood trees.

In addition, empirical (statistical) degree-day growing models are frequently used in investigating the bioclimatic changes and carbon sequestration cycles in land surface models (Arora and Boer 2005; Baldocchi et al. 2005; Delpierre et al. 2009; Vitasse et al. 2011).

Finally, we compare this approach with an alternative statistical degree-based method.

A (slightly) statistically better degree of preservation is seen for blood vessels (p < 0.5) and adipose tissue (p < 0.5), while the other tissues did not reveal a statistical degree of difference at all (skin and connective tissue) or obviously due to the few tissue samples available in group II (lung, heart, liver, kidney, and CNS).

There is a statistical theory, degrees of freedom, that proves that every single choice you make narrows your choices (the choices you might make in the future), rendering having it all impossible.

For a given basin, this value is obtained on the basis of a statistical risk degree arbitrarily chosen.

We will, however, briefly review two statistical metrics: degree-entropy and betweenness-centrality.

Researchers and journals need to be more rigorous in providing statistical information including: degrees of freedom for error terms, treatment variances, standard error of differences or similar to enable readers to compare treatment effects.

There was no evidence of statistical inconsistency (χ=13.05, degrees of freedom=24, p=0.97, heterogeneity variance=0.00).