To solve this statistical enigma, Top Prospect broke it down into a ratio to compare how many new people were hired for each employee the company lost.
However, Stamps (2006, 2008a, b) examined ratings for comfort and preference for both natural and built environments and concluded that the statistical significance of prospect, refuge and luminosity factors, in shaping emotional response, was 'very near zero' (Stamps 2008b, p 141).
Basing on the obtained results and on the statistical analysis, the prospects to maintain acoustic properties of the panels during their service life was estimated.
To be conservative, we designated a total N = 150 to increase the prospect of statistical significance within a more acute population from our NICU (lower average birth weight and age) and to allow for attrition (including transfer to local level 2 NICUs).
New sequencing technologies, analytical approaches and statistical methods now offer the prospect of detecting the nucleotide variants responsible for variation in quantitative traits an agenda Rockman (2012) termed the QTN programme.
Mr. Elop said Nokia was looking at "trajectories, the number of contracts and customer trends," among other statistical bellwethers, to gauge the prospects for Nokia Siemens.
Taking up results from Earman and Roberts (1999) and Schurz (2002), several authors including Hüttemann and Reutlinger (2013), Kowalenko (2014), Roberts (2014), Reutlinger (2014), and Strevens (2014) discuss the prospects of a statistical approach to cp-laws (or a "softness" approach, to use Strevens' term), according to which cp-laws are statistical claims.
Another limitation was the small sample size for CPOs which hindered prospects for further statistical exploration of the responses according to the CMHW type.
The data gathered via these in-depth interviews cannot provide evidence on the causal relation between sport and life prospects in a statistical sense.
The geological settings of Th prospect areas and the result of statistical analyses of Th data are discussed.
