Sentence examples for statistical publication from inspiring English sources

For both tests, significant statistical publication bias was defined to be indicated by a P-value of <0.05.

The development centres on a DfE statistical publication, released in December and seized on by ministers repeatedly in advocating more academies.

The new discounts came just six days after G.M. announced a fairly modest program of incentives and just a day after Ward's Automotive Reports, a weekly statistical publication, forecast that May would be the weakest month in more than two years in the seasonally adjusted annual rate of auto sales.

It would be far cheaper, however, to call the Board of Governors in Washington and ask to be put on the mailing list for the Federal Reserve's statistical publication H15, titled Selected Interest Rates.

P <0.05 was considered to be representative of a significant statistical publication bias, except where otherwise specified.

Statistical publication bias was detected for VAS in three time points, according to Egger's test (P < 0.05) (Tables  3 and 5).

It is possible to calculate the probability associated with the test statistic using formulae, but it is more common to determine the critical values associated with the test statistic using tables available in statistical publications [ 31].

The statistical publications of international organizations are available in various formats, increasingly in electronic databases.

Statistical publications are a special strength of the library's collection.

Greek Statistical Authority Free access to many census and statistical publications, including user-initiated database queries, (after a simple registration).

Includes annual economic, social, educational, environmental and health data from many of the World Bank's major statistical publications.