Sentence examples for statistical difficulties from inspiring English sources
But the statistical difficulties are so formidable that the debate has so far revolved around questions of econometric technique.
About a quarter of Americans are now "cellphone-onlys" (CPOs) in the industry jargon, and this poses both practical and statistical difficulties.
Taking into account statistical difficulties associated with the use of raw abundance data, modifications to the index were recently proposed.
Particle tracking microrheology starts with the imaging experiments and the image treatment in a strict sense, however, obtaining particle trajectories from video microscopy is well described in the literature [16 20] including the statistical difficulties of the process [21 23].
We also discuss their statistical difficulties and implementation challenges, and show how these problems are connected to other branches of mainstream Statistics, which we then apply to resolve the difficulties and bypass the bottlenecks in the development of adaptive designs for the next decade.
The characterization of size frequency distributions can also be confounded by statistical difficulties.
The limitations of this technique lie in its inability to characterize the structure and organization of DNA sequences and statistical difficulty in deriving the distribution of test statistics under the null hypothesis of no QTL [22].
But there may be great statistical difficulty in distinguishing between the normal short-term capital flows and those that are consequential on a surplus or deficit.
At some degree, this relay preselection strategy also takes the advantage of reducing the statistical difficulty caused by the actual interference source except the advantages mentioned before.
However, the anonymity gained from the statistical difficulty to link incoming and outgoing messages comes at the expense of introducing a potentially costly delay in the delivery of those messages.
Interval QTL mapping also has an unsolved statistical difficulty when it is used with a high-density linkage map.
