Sentence examples for statistical ratios from inspiring English sources

They look for statistical ratios rather than for particular visual patterns on a chart.

These tests and estimations rely on the calculation of approximated statistical ratios [ 54].

CV is a dimensionless statistical ratio that represents a comparison of variability over a limited domain free from scale effect.

Statistical ratio comparisons of d′ estimates obtained from different methods revealed that discrimination performance in the reminder methods was better than in both the tetrad and triangle methods.

Table 1 gives the statistical ratio of the data in which the annotations of the table are as follows: Cover channel selection ratio: denotes the ratio of the 'non-zero' subset to the 'residual noise' set of a cover image.

Trenchard grounded his argument in an attention-grabbing statistical ratio: that the 'moral' to 'material' effect of bombing stood in 'a proportion of 20 to 1' (cited in Biddle, 1995: 92).

For statistical analyses ratios of BECN1 and p62 KD cell pairs (99 and 40, see Tables 1, 2 and 3) were compared with the ratios obtained in SI-control cells (99, see Tables 1, 2 and 3).

The adjusted consultation ratio for new chest symptoms also increased but this did not reach statistical significance (ratio 1.19, 95% CI 0.92 to 1.53).

Our data show that the current recommendation may lead to statistical HER2/CHR17 ratio variations of up to 0.94 and may therefore lead to incorrect HER2 status diagnoses, given the ratio threshold of 2.0 defined by the Food and Drug Administration.

In conclusion, based on our study of a large population of adult skeletal specimens, we have defined a statistical Torg ratio for predicting LSS at each level.

Results show how the dilution enhancement of the solute cloud is strongly dependent on both the statistical anisotropy ratio and the heterogeneity level of the porous medium.