Sentence examples for statistical disadvantages from inspiring English sources

Despite the statistical disadvantages of the sample being clustered as one district per zone, this approach also brought the advantage of being able to estimate mortality for individual districts (within which considerations of clustering did not apply) with moderate precision.

With such a statistical disadvantage, the Kings were fortunate to be trailing by only 25-15.

He may literally be able to divide and conquer". Yet Deeds also faces a statistical disadvantage.

This inadvertently sadistic practice puts the poor author at a statistical disadvantage.

Short transcripts will therefore always be at a statistical disadvantage relative to long transcripts in the same sample.

24 There is limited evidence about how well this approach works to date, and such designs are not without statistical and practical disadvantages.

Full statistical models suggested disadvantaging effects of living in high poverty neighborhoods among women and middle poverty neighborhoods among men.

One disadvantage with statistical analysis is that it does not allow us to constrain the slope (between 0.80 and 1.25) in addition to constraining the correlation coefficient.

CRC: Colorectal cancer; IRSAD: Index of relative socioeconomic advantage and disadvantage; SLA: Statistical local area; MCMC: Markov chain Monte Carlo; MOR: Median odds ratio; CrI: Credible interval; DIC: Deviance information criterion; OR: Odds ratio; IOR: Interval odds ratio.

By this, we compared the advantages and disadvantages of these statistical methods.

We used cities instead of larger metropolitan statistical areas, which gave the disadvantage to older cities with tighter boundaries.