Each fraction was measured by γ-spectroscopy until the statistical measurement error was <5%.
People who believe in pure statistical measurement will tell you everything can be measured, and that's mostly true, but I've seen many cases of players that look similar on paper, yet don't fill a particular role nearly as well as another player who was there before them in spite of their statistical similarities.
In hierarchical cluster analysis, the number of clusters can be deducted from visual inspection of the dendrogram, or from statistical measurement of large jumps in the similarity measure at each stage (e.g., pseudo-F and/or pseudo-T2 statistics) [ 34].
When designing the surveys, students should be specific enough to allow for statistical measurement but not so specific as to exclude alternative possibilities.
Figures for those living in "unacceptable" conditions have an "element of subjectivity"; certain aspects of slum life are simply not amenable to statistical measurement.
Though you know it when you feel it, happiness defies statistical measurement.
The government wants to develop a statistical measurement of national "wellbeing" by adding a section about relative happiness levels to the existing household survey, perhaps as early as next year.
There can be no real statistical measurement of the human and material cost of World War II.
Optimal design of wave energy power plants is associated with modeling of physical, statistical, measurement and model uncertainties.
In explosive detection high reliability is needed and thus a statistical measurement approach needs to be developed and implemented.
The researchers also measured the effect of the three interventions on quality adjusted life years, a common statistical measurement that attempts to take into account the impact of disease and treatment on daily happiness, self-image, physical comfort, for example.
