Sentence examples for statistical inconsistencies from inspiring English sources
The statistical inconsistencies of blur [7, 8], noise [9, 10], and JPEG artifact [11, 12] are commonly used as clues to localize forged image regions.
Recognition of the statistical inconsistencies of NIH peer review will allow for the implementation of new policies that take into consideration the accepted relationship between the number of reviewers, the precision of scoring needed, and the standard deviation of the scores given.
These statistical inconsistencies in estimating phylogenetic trees using concatenated datasets have been confirmed by simulation studies [ 33, 34].
No statistical inconsistencies were identified between the direct and indirect comparisons, and none of the comparisons exhibited statistical heterogeneity (Additional file 11).
Furthermore, no statistical inconsistencies were identified between the direct and indirect comparisons, and none of the comparisons exhibited statistical heterogeneity (Additional file 9).
Furthermore, the authors found that the methodological quality of the studies reviewed was poor and with clinical and statistical inconsistencies between the various studies.
15 We also used the statistical inconsistency test (I=(Q−df)/Q×100%, where Q=χ statistic and df=its degrees of freedom) to overcome the low statistical power of Cochran's Q test.
None of the 66 treatment comparisons were statistically significant (see online supplementary appendices 11 and 12) and no evidence of statistical inconsistency was observed (χ=3.06, degrees of freedom=11, p=0.99, heterogeneity variance=0.36).
First, one can conclude that there was no statistical inconsistency between two solutions because the differenced navigation state vectors were always within their 3σ envelops.
Our analysis shows an inherent statistical inconsistency in the NIH peer review recommendations concerning the number of reviewers.
There was no evidence of statistical inconsistency between direct and indirect estimates (P=0.11).
