Sentence examples for statistical occupations from inspiring English sources

"A lot of the work was statistically boring," Sir David says now. "But the point is that I didn't really know anything". After the war the section exploded like a London bomb into missionary statistical occupations all over the country," wrote Geoffrey Jowett, one of the SR 17 alumni, in 1990.

We report on the crystal structure of these compounds which show a statistical occupation of Cu-atomic sites.

Measurements of the galaxy two-point correlation function create strong constraints on the statistical occupation of galaxies within dark matter halos, referred to as the Halo Occupation Distribution (HOD).

The LPSO phases seem to tolerate a considerable degree of disorder at the Zn and RE sites with statistical co-occupations by Mg, extending the non-stoichiometric phase region bounded along the Zn/RE equiatomic line from ∼Mg94.0Zn2.0Y4.0 to ∼Mg83.3Zn8.3Y8.3.

Again, there is no statistical effect for occupations with more abstract content.

With the information of the frequencies and the incidence the PI can be calculated as the mean of two ranks (see formula below) [Silverstein et al., 2002] For statistical reasons only occupations with more than five cases are presented in the analysis.

According to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual — the occupation's bible of mental disorders — these symptoms include grandiosity, an elevated and expansive mood, racing thoughts and little need for sleep.

First, similar to other case-control studies of occupation, small sample size in many occupations limits statistical power to detect an association.

Data on the supply of rehabilitative personnel are primarily drawn from a custom extract of statistical information on health occupations from official national sources collated in the WHO's Global Atlas of the Health Workforce [ 19], the main international database on health workforce information.

We roughly estimated average daily wages using data from statistical yearbooks based on participants' occupations and locations.

Elevated ORs were also suggested for some other industries and occupations, but no statistical significance was observed.