Sentence examples for statistical restrictions from inspiring English sources

QM has the peculiar property that quantum-mechanical states imply, in general, only statistical restrictions on the results of measurements.

Employing the same statistical restrictions as for CCA, 154 evaluable study patients have to be followed for 24 28 months to observe 90 events.

The decisive step of a predictive methodology is always the discovery of new instances resembling a given model under some statistical restrictions.

The preferred approach is to select genes using a loose statistical restriction together with knowledge of the relevant biology of the experimental system, and then to eliminate false positives by real-time PCR or ISH.

Therefore, we cannot rule out that the prevalence of sensory perceptions was underestimated in our study; in part, perhaps, because of the resulting statistical restriction of range in depression severity.

The probabilistic approach, on the other hand, recognises the existence of inherent uncertainties arising due to factors such as (Bulleit 2008) material heterogeneity, time, human error, statistical limits, restrictions in models and randomness.

In general, population pharmacokinetic studies have fewer statistical design restrictions [ 24].

This may be due to the small sample size and the resulting statistical power restrictions.

This leads to poor statistical power and restrictions on the design of the experimental paradigm.

At present, most researchers who construct these scores rely on canned software routines such as PRSice for convenience and do not directly discuss the statistical and behavioral restrictions embedded.

Three studies by Chan and colleagues using emailed questionnaires also reported that lack of clinical importance, lack of statistical significance, and restrictions on journal space were the most common reasons for under-reporting given by authors.